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3rd Biomedical Engineering and Expo, will be organized around the theme “Latest Advancements in Biomedical Engineering”

Biomedical 2016 is comprised of 25 tracks and 174 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Biomedical 2016.

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Biomedical Device Engineering includes instrumentation for diagnosing, preventing or treating diseases. The study and design of engineering methods without any chemical action in the body can be achieved through the Medical imaging devices.  Photo detectors and Biomedical Chromatography is recently obtaining its importance in the science field through its advancements.

 

  • Track 1-1Medical imaging devices
  • Track 1-2Artificial organs
  • Track 1-3Prosthetic, Physiotherapy and Radiotherapy devices
  • Track 1-4Biomedical Device Design and Standards
  • Track 1-5Endoscopy and Colonoscopy
  • Track 1-6Pediatric intensive care
  • Track 1-7Photo detectors
  • Track 1-8Implants and Therapeutic engineering
  • Track 1-9BioMedical Signal/Image Analysis
  • Track 1-10Device integration and interoperability
  • Track 1-11Biomedical Microdevices
  • Track 1-12Biomedical Chromatography

Medical robotics that are also known as mobile robotics are helpful in hospitals in fetching and distributing medicine to the patients, useful in handling patients by lifting and positioning them which are difficult in managing.

Robotic surgery,now a days is gaining its importance for the surgical process that are operated and controlled by computer programming methods. Application of Robot laws will mainly be concentrated on its implementation and safety. Some of the advancing methods in the upcoming generation are Bio robotics, Neuro-robotics, Surgical Robotics and Surgical Planning

  • Track 2-1Bio robotics, Neuro-robotics, Surgical Robotics and Surgical Planning
  • Track 2-2Human augmentation, Interaction and collaboration among robots and humans.
  • Track 2-3Mechanobiology and developmental control
  • Track 2-4Medical Robotics
  • Track 2-5Rehabilitation robotics, robotics for stroke patients
  • Track 2-6Robot ethics in human society
  • Track 2-7Robot laws

Computational Biological systems known as Biomedical Computing is the study of complex biological systems related to genetic sequences, DNA studies, and protein folding mechanism. It also includes the study of Bioinformatics, Molecular evolution and phylogenetic modeling and human genome project

 

  • Track 3-1Biomedical Computing, Microarray Data Analysis.
  • Track 3-2Biomedical Informatics
  • Track 3-3Machine learning in Bioinformatics.
  • Track 3-4Molecular evolution and phylogenetic modelling.
  • Track 3-5Simulation and visualization of biological systems.

Biomedical sensors are the devices that detects, records and transmit the information related to a physiological process or change. Radiation safety and novel radiation based therapeutic agents can be detected by these Biosensors. These devices use the biological material to identify and monitor the presence of different chemicals in a substance.

Bioelectronic Devices are the applications of engineering principles to biology and medicine such as electron transfer in the physiological process

  • Track 4-1Applications of Environmental Biosensors and Bioelectronic Devices
  • Track 4-2Biochips and bioinstrumentation
  • Track 4-3Biometric, Bio-signal processing and analysis
  • Track 4-4Design of biosensors and their applications
  • Track 4-5Radiation safety and novel radiation based therapeutic agents
  • Track 4-6Telemedicine
  • Track 4-7Types of biosensors and their applications
  • Track 4-8Wireless biomedical sensors

Rehabilitation engineering technology is the application of engineering sciences and its methodologies to confront problems faced by individuals with disabilities in certain areas like vision, hearing, livelihood, employment. Neural engineering and rehabilitation engineering with latest research is playing a vital role in the present society.

Surgical Devices are the medical instruments used in the surgery performed for specific actions with great precision.

  • Track 5-1Assistive and rehabilitation technology
  • Track 5-2Audiology, Dental Medicine, Ophthalmology
  • Track 5-3Cyberknife treatments and therapies
  • Track 5-4Neural engineering and biomedical research in rehabilitation engineering
  • Track 5-5Prosthetics and orthotics
  • Track 5-6Rehabilitation engineering and therapeutic health system

Bioengineering is the medical application of the engineering principles to the biological systems. The practice of Biomedical Engineering has attained its importance in various fields like Neuro-robotics, Tissue mechanics, Clinical and Neural Systems Engineering. The development of Bioengineering advances biology and medicinal practice in life sciences.

  • Track 6-1Tissue mechanics and neuro modeling
  • Track 6-2Neuro-robotics
  • Track 6-3Research and development in tissue engineering and neuro engineering
  • Track 6-4Clinical and Neural Systems Engineering
  • Track 6-5Molecular and Cellular Systems

Bio-nanotechnology is the system of engineering principles with relation to molecular functions and nano mechanisms. Biomedical Nanotechnology is the application of technical aspects to biological process that includes Nano medicines, Tissue Growing Nanostructures, Cell interactions with nano particles etc. Revolutionary opportunities and future scope of nanotechnology is gaining its utmost importance in nano life sciences.

  • Track 7-1Nano applications to biomedical sciences and tissue engineering
  • Track 7-2Nano medicines
  • Track 7-3Cell interactions with nano particles
  • Track 7-4Revolutionary opportunities and future scope of nanotechnology
  • Track 7-5Biomedical Nanotechnology
  • Track 7-6Tissue Growing Nanostructures
  • Track 7-7Nano-Mechanisms for Molecular Systems
  • Track 7-8Nano-Bio-Computing
  • Track 7-9Biomedical Application of Nanoparticles
  • Track 7-10Functional Nanomaterials and Devices for Biomedical Engineering

Biomedical imaging is the process of performing visual activities, representing the interior organs of the body for medical diagnosis by identifying the abnormal activities in the functioning system.

Biosignal processing is the method in creating signals for bio-measurement mode by calculating the mathematical formulae. The physiological instruments that measure the human activities at a specific time can be carried out using this process.

  • Track 8-1Bio-MEMS and their applications in tissue engineering, medical implants and surgery
  • Track 8-2Bioelectrical signal processing, analysis and their applications
  • Track 8-3Biomedical imaging, image processing and visualization
  • Track 8-4Molecular imaging and nuclear medicine
  • Track 8-5Optical imaging and Wireless monitoring system
  • Track 8-6Radiation Oncology

Cosmetic dermatology is the study of medicine dealing with cosmetic problems of skin, scalp, hair and nails etc. Cosmetic dermatology is the treatment mainly intended for beautification, reduction of dermic diseases, promoting good health by reducing age etc. Cosmetic dermatology includes advancements in mastoplasty techniques. Laser scanning microscopy, Dermoscopy and cutaneous oncology are some of the methods related to cosmetic dermatology

  • Track 9-1Laser scanning microscopy
  • Track 9-2Dermoscopy and cutaneous oncology
  • Track 9-3Polarization imaging and tissue optics
  • Track 9-4Soft tissue augmentation
  • Track 9-5Cosmetic dermatology for ethnic skin
  • Track 9-6Advancements in biomedical mastoplasty

Healthcare Engineering is the design of health and safety principles related to biological systems involving medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, nursing etc. It includes maintenance and improvement of health through diagnosis, preventing or curing diseases by biological applications. Biomedical services, Healthcare quality and patient safety are the most related aspects of the Biomedical Health care engineering system.

  • Track 10-1Biomedical healthcare and nursing
  • Track 10-2Biomedical services and outcomes Research
  • Track 10-3Design concepts and principles of engineering to medicine
  • Track 10-4Healthcare quality and patient safety

Biomedical Technology is the applied methodology of engineering principles and advanced technology to the biological systems. Biomedical concerns with the problems related to diseases and their treatment that involve wide range of activities from medical designed instruments with developed technologies and methodologies. Biomedical material research is mainly focused on Biomedical companies and marketing analysis

  • Track 11-1Advances in Biomedical Technology
  • Track 11-2Biomedical materials research
  • Track 11-3Biomedical companies and marketing analysis

Biomechanics deals with structure and function of biological systems such as humans, animals, plants, organs, fungi, and cells by means of the methods of mechanics.– Which is the branch of physics involving analysis of the actions of forces.

  • Track 12-1Biofluid mechanics
  • Track 12-2Biotribology
  • Track 12-3Cellular Mechanics
  • Track 12-4Comparative biomechanics
  • Track 12-5Computational biomechanics
  • Track 12-6Continuum biomechanics
  • Track 12-7Plant biomechanics

The substance that has been engineered to engage with biological systems for a medical motive - either a therapeutic or a diagnostic one is known as Biomaterial. The study of biomaterials is called biomaterials science or biomaterials engineering.

  • Track 13-1Biohybrid artificial organs
  • Track 13-2Biomaterials
  • Track 13-3Biomineralization
  • Track 13-4Biopolymers
  • Track 13-5Blood-Material Interactions
  • Track 13-6Regenerative medicine
  • Track 13-7Tissue Engineering

Biomolecular Engineering is the interface of molecular biology, chemical engineering, and biophysical chemistry — whose purpose is developing novel molecular tools, materials and approaches that are the focal point of applied and basic research within academics, medicine and industry.

  • Track 14-1Bio-conjugation
  • Track 14-2Bioimmobilization
  • Track 14-3Bioprocesses
  • Track 14-4Bioremediation
  • Track 14-5Clinical uses of Abs
  • Track 14-6Immunity Engineering

Bio-Medical imaging is the work of creating visual representations of the body interior parts for clinical analysis and medical intervention, along with visual representation of the function of some organs. Medical imaging includes a database of normal anatomy and physiology to make it possible to identify abnormalities.

  • Track 15-1Emission imaging systems
  • Track 15-2Image Fusion
  • Track 15-3Magnetic resonance imaging
  • Track 15-4Magneto encephalography
  • Track 15-5Medical Imaging
  • Track 15-6Neuro Imaging
  • Track 15-7Radiation imaging
  • Track 15-8Radiographic Imaging systems

Bio-transportation is the basic research related to molecule, organelle and cell function, the design and operation of biomedical devices, along with drug and gene delivery, biological signal transduction, and tissue engineering.

  • Track 16-1Bio diffusion and Bio Osmosis
  • Track 16-2Biofluid mechanics & momentum transport
  • Track 16-3Biological signal transduction
  • Track 16-4Biological transport processes
  • Track 16-5Biomedical heat transfer
  • Track 16-6Biomedical mass transfer
  • Track 16-7Drug and gene delivery

The understanding and manipulating cell structure-function relationships is known as Cellular engineering. It includes the principles and methods of engineering along with problems of cell and molecular biology of both a basic and applied nature-Cellular Interactions

  • Track 17-1Bioreactors
  • Track 17-2Cellular preservation
  • Track 17-3Cellular Processes
  • Track 17-4Downstream processing
  • Track 17-5Storage of tissues

The unit of biology related with the research of the organism’s body, structure and their parts is called Anatomy, Whereas Physiology deals with the working of living organisms. They focus on the chemical or physical functions of organisms, biomolecules and cells inside a living system.

  • Track 18-1Human physiology
  • Track 18-2Plant physiology
  • Track 18-3Fungi physiology
  • Track 18-4Environmental physiology
  • Track 18-5Cellular Organization
  • Track 18-6Homeostasis
  • Track 18-7Vertebrate anatomy
  • Track 18-8Invertebrate anatomy
  • Track 18-9Comparative anatomy
  • Track 18-10Superficial anatomy

The surveillance of physiological activities of organisms, such as gene and protein sequences, neural and cardiac rhythms along with tissue and organ images is known as Bio-medical signal processing.  It directs in getting significant information using biomedical signals.  By the help of biomedical signal processing, biologists were finding new biology and physicians can supervise evident illnesses

  • Track 19-1Acquisition of Biosignals
  • Track 19-2Artificial Intelligence techniques
  • Track 19-3Biosignals
  • Track 19-4Diagnostic instrumentation
  • Track 19-5Digitization of Biosignals
  • Track 19-6Emotional Imaging
  • Track 19-7Fetal electrocardiography

The hybrid of computer technology to the management of biological information is known as Bioinformatics. The biological and genetic information is used to be gathered, stored, analyzed and integrated by using computers, further used for drug discovery and development related to genes.

  • Track 20-1Biodiversity informatics
  • Track 20-2Comparative genomics
  • Track 20-3Computational evolutionary biology
  • Track 20-4Genome annotation
  • Track 20-5Network and systems biology
  • Track 20-6Pan genomics
  • Track 20-7Structural bioinformatics

Photonic technology in medicine has brought great change in many clinical works and has the potential to affect health care in large extent. Optical spectra are relayed on the absorption, fluorescence, or Raman scattering, which provides biochemical information since molecular conformation is related to it.

  • Track 21-1Ballistic Imaging
  • Track 21-2Lunar laser ranging
  • Track 21-3Microscopy
  • Track 21-4Optical Coherence Tomography
  • Track 21-5Optical Properties sensing
  • Track 21-6Photoacoustic Tomography
  • Track 21-7Photochemistry
  • Track 21-8Spectroscopy

With the advent of new technologies like DNA chips and fluorescent labeling of molecules has given rise to considerable progress in the potential to gather comprehensive data about biological processes. Essentials of engineered bio-molecules in bio-chemical pathway, kinetics of cell growth, signaling of cells and bio-reactor engineering are also given attention.

  • Track 22-1Biochemical energetics
  • Track 22-2Biomolecular principles
  • Track 22-3Cell culture technology
  • Track 22-4Cell structure and proliferation
  • Track 22-5Macromolecules: Polymers of biological importance
  • Track 22-6Modification and processing of polypeptides
  • Track 22-7Molecular basis of genetics
  • Track 22-8Protein structure and enzymes
  • Track 22-9Recombinant DNA technology
  • Track 22-10The central dogma: Transcription and translation

It focuses on how biomolecules, organs, organ systems, cells, and organisms will perform their chemical or physical functions that exist in a living system.

  • Track 23-1Communication systems in body
  • Track 23-2The adaptive immune system
  • Track 23-3Engineering balances: Respiration, digestion and circulation
  • Track 23-4Respiratory physiology
  • Track 23-5Biotransformation
  • Track 23-6Biliary excretion
  • Track 23-7Elimination of molecules from the body

With the advent of biomedical engineering in cancer treatments new surgical techniques such as microsurgery resulted in more successful treatments of cancer disease.

  • Track 24-1Biological therapy
  • Track 24-2Cancer diagnostics
  • Track 24-3Cancer text mining
  • Track 24-4Chemotherapy
  • Track 24-5Hormonal therapy
  • Track 24-6Radiation therapy

The transformation inside a cell of one molecule to a different molecule is known as biochemical reaction. They are carried out by enzymes, which can alter the chemical reaction’s rate and specificity inside cells.

  • Track 25-1Allosteric Modifiers and Cooperative reactions
  • Track 25-2Cellular Respiration: Glucose Metabolism and the creation of ATP
  • Track 25-3Chemical reactions
  • Track 25-4Diffusion and Biochemical reactions
  • Track 25-5Enzyme Inhibition
  • Track 25-6Enzyme Kinetics
  • Track 25-7Quasi steady state Approximation