Mechanical engineer who want to work for Biomedical field

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Mechanical engineering principles can be effectively applied in the biomedical field, particularly through projects involving fluid mechanics and biological systems. Students can transition into biomedical roles upon graduation, leveraging their mechanical knowledge in areas like urinary flow dynamics and blood flow simulations. While a background in biomedical engineering is beneficial for research-focused positions, mechanical engineers can still contribute significantly to biomedical applications. Many professors and industry professionals recognize the valuable crossover between mechanical and biomedical engineering. Overall, pursuing a career in the biomedical field is feasible for mechanical engineering students.
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Can a mechanical student easily apply his knowledge of mechanical engineering in Biomedical field? Can a mechanical student easily enter Biomedical field by the time he finish his study?
 
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Yes, you can. In my fluid mechanics coures, our project was to do testing on a bladder by making a scale model using dimensional analysis and tracking the urinary flow rate due to changing responses such as the detrusor muscle, sphincter muscle etc.

If you want to do Biomedical Research, you should study biomedical engineering, not mechanical.

My professor is a ME and works at NIH on exactly this problem.
 
The fluids lab at my uni do a lot of simulations regarding blood flow around anyeurisms, stents and the like. My project supervisor certainly seems to think there's plenty of crossover between the fields.
 
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