81. OrthoLoad - The Free Public Database Of In Vivo Load Measurements With Instrumen Free public database providing data on the mechanical loads acting in orthopaedic implants during various activities, displayed in videos and available as data files. http://www.orthoload.com/main.php

HOME DATABASE INFO PUBLICATIONS ... CONTACT OrthoLoad is a free public DATABASE. Data of the mechanical loads acting in orthopaedic implants during various activities are displayed in videos and are also available as data files. The loads were measured directly in patients, using implants with integrated sensors, an inductive power supply and telemetric data transmission. Results from 20 years of research are collected in this database. Currently, many load data from the hip joint and from spinal fixators are already contained in OrthoLoad . From the actual research projects (knee joint, shoulder joint, vertebral body replacement) only selected examples can be supplied at the moment. After publication of the results in scientific journals, data from these projects will also be made available. The user of OrthoLoad does not has to register. For non-commercial applications, all downloaded material can be used with only a few restrictions (see INFO: Legal Matters In vivo measurements in humans with instrumented hip implants started in 1988 at the Biomechanics Laboratory of the Oskar-Helene-Heim at the Free University of Berlin. In 2007, this research laboratory joined the Research Department of the Center of Musculoskeletal Surgery. Since 2007 this research work is continued at the new Julius Wolff Institute of the Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin. We thank all patients for their engaged cooperation and the permission to publish their data and images!

82. Best Jobs In America 2010 - Top 100: Biomedical Engineer - Money Magazine On CNN What they do Design and develop medical devices, treatments, and procedures, from artificial hearts to drugdelivery systems. Breathtaking technological advances are http://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/bestjobs/2010/snapshots/10.html

83. ScienceDirect - Medical Engineering & Physics, Volume 32, Issue 9, Pages 945-108 A journal of the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine, issues monthly, subscription required for fulltext. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/13504533

Hub ScienceDirect Scopus Applications ... Go to SciVal Suite Username: Password: Remember me Not Registered? Forgotten your username or password? Go to Athens / Institution login Home ... Help All fields Author Advanced search Journal/Book title Volume Issue Page Search tips Publication History: Formerly known as Journal of Biomedical Engineering Sample Issue Online About this Journal Submit your Article ... New Article Feed Signed up for new Volumes / Issues [ remove Alert me about new Volumes / Issues Your selection(s) could not be saved due to an internal error. Please try again. Added to Favorites [ remove Add to Favorites Font Size: Add to my Quick Links Volume 32, Issue 9, Pages 945-1084 (November 2010) = Full-text available = Abstract only Articles in Press Volume 32 (2010) Volume 32, Issue 9 - selected pp. 945-1084 (November 2010) Volume 32, Issue 8 pp. 813-944 (October 2010) Volume 32, Issue 7 pp. 679-812 (September 2010) Volume 32, Issue 6

84. Biomedical Engineer Jobs | Career Information Information On Biomedical Engineer Jobs, Salary, Training, Qualifications and More. http://www.biomedicalengineerjobs.org/

Homepage About Us Engineers Contact Us ... Links Biomedical Engineer Jobs Overview Updated: Biomedical engineers are highly trained and sought after professionals. They combine biology, engineering and medicine to help solve medical and scientific health problems. They are involved in designing the machinery that surgeons use on patients such as MRI scanners. As well as this they research and develop things such as artificial limbs and organs. Biomedical engineers are essential to enhancing the medical and health worlds. Without biomedical engineers hospitals would have no machinery or equipment. Biomedical engineers were responsible for designing some of the most modern medical technology such as heart-lung machines that can work on behalf of the heart and lungs by oxygenating the blood during surgery. They also created the lasers that are now commonly used for laser eye surgery. Sometimes biomedical engineers work in hospitals where there job is to help maintain the equipment that is there. Biomedical engineers must have an advanced level of scientific and medical knowledge, and most jobs require a minimum of a masters degree in biomedical engineering. It is also important to have good concentration to detail and patience. Biomedical engineers regularly work in teams to help develop and produce products and machinery so must be good at communicating and working well within a team. Biomedical Engineer Job Description Biomedical engineers generally work forty hour weeks, but can sometimes work longer if there is a particular project they want to complete. They usually work in modern hospitals, manufacturing plants, and research centers.

85. Redirect IsoTis, a Dutch biomedical company with a focus on orthopaedics, merged with Modex, a Swiss biotechnology company with a focus on wound management. http://www.isotis.com/

86. Pittsburgh Tissue Engineering Initiative | Advancing Regenerative Medicine Regional biomedical collaboration for economic development through the advancement and commercialization of tissue engineering and related technologies. http://www.ptei.org/

87. Biomedical Engineer - How To Become A Biomedical Engineer Interested in becoming a biomedical engineer? If you enjoy biology, engineering, and medicine, a career as a biomedical engineer may be for you. http://healthcareers.about.com/od/medicalindustryjobs/a/biomedicalengineer.htm

zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Careers Health Careers Health Careers Search Health Careers Education Find a Job Advance Your Career ... Share w(x2+zWl+'?p=1" zT="18/1[N" rel="nofollow">Print') Free Health Careers Newsletter! Sign Up Discuss in my Forum Should You Become A Biomedical Engineer? By Andrea Santiago , About.com Guide Filed In: Health Career Profiles Medical Industry Jobs zSB(3,3) Do you love biology, medicine, and engineering? If you are looking for a way to combine math and science of engineering with biology and medicine, a career as a biomedical engineer may be a great career choice for you. Job Outlook for Biomedical Engineers: It is worth mentioning up front that the field of biomedical engineering is projected to grow by over 70% in the ten year period ending in 2018! (According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics ) This is one of many reasons why this could be a great field to explore. However, the field of biomedical engineering is not an especially large field; there are only about 16,000 professionals employed as biomedical engineers. Therefore, that high growth percentage will only result in about 11,000 additional jobs, over that ten year period. Education Requirements for Biomedical Engineers: Biomedical engineers have at least a bachelor's degree in engineering from a university or four-year college. Ideally the degree would be in biomedical engineering, but some biomedical engineers studied mechanical, electrical, or some other related type of engineering. A master's degree is often preferred for many senior-level roles, but there are jobs available to college graduates after completing the bachelor's degree.

88. MatTek In Vitro 3-D Human TISSUE Equivalents - Non-Animal Alternative Test Company involved in tissue engineering of human cell-based tissue engineering constructs. http://www.mattek.com/

Company Profile What's New Product Information Applications Info ... Home Manufacturers of Dendritic Cells EpiAirway TM EpiDerm TM EpiDermFT TM EpiOcular TM EpiOral TM EpiVaginal TM MelanoDerm TM Melanoma MatTek Corporation 200 Homer Avenue Ashland, MA 01721 FAX: 508-879-1532 E-mail Us Welcome to our website Information Request Form MatTek Corporation is the world’s largest INDEPENDENT producer of ready-to-use in vitro 3-D human epithelial TISSUE equivalents. Over 400 TECHNICAL REFERENCES and over 15 YEARS of publicly available QC data support our claim of “Unsurpassed Long-Term Tissue Reproducibility”. MatTek's suite of normal (non-transformed) human cell-derived, organotypic in vitro 3-D TISSUE equivalents, also known as human reconstructed tissue, are used in product development, claims substantiation (over 200 PATENT REFERENCES cite the use of MatTek tissues), safety assessment, gene expression analysis and drug discovery/development in many industries including Cosmetics, Personal Care, Household Products, Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals and Biotech. Here are several "Quick Links" to help you locate specific In Vitro Product information on this Web site: o Detailed WEB SITE INDEX o Detailed APPLICATION Information    o EpiDerm Skin Irritation Testing o Detailed PRODUCT Information o Product ORDERING Information o Over 400 TECHNICAL REFERENCES Indexed by: application keyword phrase author and organization MatTek's In Vitro Product Offering: EpiDerm™ Tissues EpiDermFT™ Tissues MelanoDerm™ Tissues NEW - Melanoma Tissues ... Dendritic Cells MatTek reconstituted human TISSUE equivalents are mitotically and metabolically active, closely mimic their in vivo counterparts, both structurally and biochemically, and do so with

89. Tissue-Engineering Tissue engineering portal, with membership features. Artificial organs, cell culture, biomaterials, transplantation, news, jobs. http://www.tissue-engineering.de/

Today is Sunday, 2010-11-14 Username: Password: BioSeed®-C, OralBone® News Lung tissue engineering In vitro engineering of complex living tissues and organs is extremely challenging. Scientists prefer to use scaffolds as templates to guide tissue formation. It appears to be a possible str... Posted on 2010-08-31 at 21:47:37 Prospects on liver tissue engineering Treatmeant of patients with liver failure is an enourmous unmet clinical need. There is an urgend need to develop liver tissue engineering to maintain or improve liver function. Liver tissu... Posted on 2010-04-30 at 14:25:33 Lost in Translation: What is Limiting Cardiomyoplasty Stem cells have gained much attention because of their ability to differentiate into cardiomyocytes or provide trophic factors to support the repair of an injured heart. However, translati... Posted on 2009-06-12 at 15:39:45 New review on organ printing Organ printing: tissue spheroids as building blocks Mironov V, Visconti RP, Kasyanov V, Forgacs G, Drake CJ, Markwald RR. Bioprinting Research Center, Cardiovascular Developmental Biolog... Posted on 2009-04-24 at 13:20:46 more News ..

90. Medical Engineering Non-commercial resources combining recent news, publications, and general information. http://tissue.medicalengineer.co.uk

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91. Advanced Cell And Tissue Cultures 3D Cultures Minucells And Minutissue Chambers for maintaining differentiated tissues in culture. http://www.minucells.com/

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92. TissueGene, Inc. Tissue engineering for the regenerative orthopedic therapeutics. http://www.tissuegene.com/tg.htm

About Us Vision Key Personnel History ... Events TissueGene has developed a proprietary genetic technology with applications in the treatment and regeneration of damaged tendons, ligaments, cartilage and bones. TissueGene's collaborative agreements across the globe make it possible to have a network of investigators with ongoing research occuring 24 hours a day. TissueGene is initially focusing on providing a permanent cure for osteoarthritis (OA), a debilitating condition that affects ~1 in 7 people with medical costs approaching $16B/y in the US. TissueGene is borrowing on the lessons of the past, and is working to become a leader in an industry which requires "out of the box" thinking combined with solid teamwork.

93. DiaDexus Dedicated to the discovery and commercialization of novel molecular diagnostics. A joint venture between SmithKline Beecham and Incyte. http://www.diadexus.com/

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94. RTI Biologics Company involved in processing human tissue for allogenic grafts used in orthopedic, oral maxillofacial, urinary and cardiovascular surgeries. http://www.rtix.com/

Home Patients Surgeons Tissue Safety ... Contact Improving Lives by Advancing Science, Safety and Innovation Allograft Benefits for Patients While the human body is amazingly resilient, it can sometimes be pushed beyond its limits. If your doctor has told you that you need a tissue implant to repair damage done to your body, we have some reassuring news. Who Are We? RTI Biologics, Inc. is the leading provider of sterile biological implants for surgeries around the world, with a commitment to advancing science, safety and innovation. RTI prepares donated human tissue and bovine tissue for transplantation through extensive testing and screening, precision shaping and proprietary, validated sterilization processes. These allograft and xenograft implants are used in spine, sports medicine, orthopedic, dental and other surgical specialties. Patient Information While the human body is amazingly resilient, it can sometimes be pushed beyond its limits. If your doctor has told you that you need a tissue implant to repair damage done to your body, check our Patient section for more information. find out more Donor Services Donor Services Tissue donation is a gift of life. RTI Donor Services provides human donated tissue for the benefit of others through compassionate support, outreach and education to families and communities.

95. Tissue Engineering Society International Sponsors journal Tissue Engineering. International association of persons engaged or interested in the field of tissue engineering. http://www.tesinternational.org/

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96. Deomedicus Independent research foundation focusing on stem cell disorders. http://www.deomedicus.com

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97. NeuroTHOR - Photomedicine For Nerve Regeneration Provides information on nerve regeneration with laser and LED photobiomodulation. http://www.neurothor.com

98. WELCOME TO BII Postgraduate diploma program in bioinformatics, biomedical informatics and related sciences. http://www.bioinformaticscentre.org/

99. Bioengineering @ CU Boulder Education and research in biomedical and biochemical engineering at CU Boulder. http://www.colorado.edu/engineering/BioEngineering

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100. UNL | Biological Systems Engineering Department | College Of Engineering At the College of Engineering at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Provides information on the department, programs, extension and research. http://bse.unl.edu/

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