Biomedical engineering in China

Collaborations between AI researchers and China’s medical workers are helping to combat diseases such as diabetes and COVID-19.

The chief executive of Qihan Biotech aims to enable the first successful pig-to-human organ transplant and foster innovative biomedical research in her home country.

Xinge Yu hopes to patent a wearable device that measures tissue stiffness to detect serious illnesses.

A new university hub invites engineering and medical talent to join its research and teaching programmes.

Speeding up research from bench to bedside, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) presents new collaboration opportunities and research infrastructure for medical breakthroughs.

Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU), supported by its affiliated hospital and School of Translation Medicine, is spearheading bioprinting research on joint diseases.

Microrobots enabling real-time vision and control are being tested for minimally invasive medical procedures.

The Beijing Institute for Brain Disorders (BIBD) welcomes specialists from diverse backgrounds to accelerate research from the bench to the bedside.

Pioneers of cervical implants at Xi’an International Medical Center Hospital (XIMCH) in Western China reveal new directions for cross-disciplinary research.

Postdoc and Faculty Positions at the College of Biomedical Engineering and Instrument Science, Zhejiang University

Advances in anatomy, digital medicine, and 3D bioprinting at Southern Medical University in China hold great promise for both space research and improvements to prosthetic implants and surgical techniques.