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Biomedical JRF Jobs in NHHD, Anna University, Chennai

Anna University Logo

Anna University Logo (Photo credit: balajijegan)

The National Hub for Healthcare Instrumentation Development (NHHID) , inviting application for the post of Project Scientist/ Project Associate

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Post Name  Qualification  No of Post Pay Scale
1 Project Scientist – IV B.E/ B.Tech in E&I/ Instrumentation & Control /ECE and M.E/M.Tech in Instrumentation Engineering  (Or)  M.Sc in Physics. Desirable: Ph.D in Electronics/Instrumentation Engineering.  Ph.D in Physics with specialization in instrumentation. Experience in development and calibration of medical devices or other instruments. Publication in peer reviewed journals with impact factor Rs.33200

MS/Ph.D Admissions in IISc (BioEngineering also available)

Note: For Biomedical Engineering students  Department to lookout for

 

 

Above mentioned departments have faculties interested in Biomedical Research areas

 

Indian Institute of Science

Indian Institute of Science (Photo credit: Wikipe

Admission is open for (i) Research Programmes [Ph D / M Sc (Engg)] (ii) Course Programmes [ME/M Tech/M Des /M.Mgt] (iii) Integrated Ph D Programmes and (iv) External Registration Programmes (Ph D only) at the Institute.  Eligibility criteria, specialization, areas of research and other details are available at our website www.iisc.ernet.in/admissions. Candidates who are yet to complete their qualifying examinations and expect to complete all the requirements for the degree (including all examinations, project dissertation, viva-voce etc.) before July 31, 2013, are also eligible to apply.

Faculty Development program in Biomedical Instrumentation

We are glad to inform that the Department of Instrumentation Technology, RYMEC, Bellary is conducting five days VTU-VGST faculty development programme on “ADVANCED BIOMEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION OPPORTUNITIES & CHALLENGES”, From 10th to 14th March-2012.

Register atwww.rymec.org/FDP.aspx

Sponsored By 
Visvesvaraya Technological University 
Belgaum. 
Catalyzed & Supported by 
Vision Group On Science & Technology(VGST)
Govt. of Karnataka,Bangalore.

Faculty development programme Highlights:

  • To  focus on advanced   Instrumentation, measurement concepts & scientific underpinnings that enable new methods & applications in medical field
  • To update the faculty with current trends & technologies in Biomedical Instrumentation
  • To help faculty for carrying out the research work

MEMS based detection of airbubble & flow in Liquids for Biomedical Devices

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The Swiss sensor manufacturer Sensirion introduces the new flow and air bubble detector for the detection of LG01 low liquid flow rates and air bubbles. The small and light sensor is particularly suitable for integration in bio-medical applications and solutions for process engineering. The sensor detects flow rates in a range of several ml / min or less and responds with a response time of ms under 100. The output signal of either 0 or 5 V indicating whether the flow rate is currently above or below a specified threshold. At constant flow rates above the threshold, the sensor can be used alternatively for the detection of air bubbles in the river channel. According Sensirion increases the reliability of fluid systems with a maximum flow rate up to 220 ml / min.

What Is the Best Way To Measure Cardiac Output?

Despite recent controversies regarding its safety and efficacy, pulmonary artery catheterization
(PAC) remains a widely used tool for the management of patients with cardiovascular instability. In addition to providing measurements of cardiac out-put (CO), several other potentially useful pieces of data can be obtained, including estimates of preload,afterload, and oxygen utilization. However, many practitioners feel that CO is the most useful parameter obtained with PAC.The desire to measure CO without the risks of PAC has driven the search for other, less invasive measurement methods, such as esophageal Doppler measurements, lithium dilution, and carbon dioxide based techniques.

Factors Influencing Cardiac Output

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