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U of M Student EMBS Chapter Previous Events |
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2008 |
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Careers in Biomedical Engineering: Clinical Engineering (February 2008) Students got to tour the Clinical Engineering Department at the Health Sciences Centre. You will find out more about Clinical Engineering at their website.
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2007 |
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Lecture Over Lunch Series Event (October 2007) "Visual-based Sensory Motor Learning During a Dynamic Balance Task: How Do Our Muscles Learn to Adapt?" presented by Aimee Betker
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General Meeting (October 2007)
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"Respiratory Sounds Compression" presented by Azadeh Yadollahi |
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Topics included: Parallels between research in Medicine and Engineering; The process of research in medicine; Common statistical procedures in clinical medical research; Statistical errors in medical research and their clinical impact. Bio: Douglas Stanley is a statistical consultant with the Office of Clinical Research at St.Boniface General Hospital and teaches statistics at the School of Medical Rehabilitation, University of Manitoba. He has more than 25 years experience conducting medical research at St.Boniface General Hospital. He has degrees in Electrical Engineering and Psychology from the University of Manitoba. |
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Students participated in a tour of their facilities and learned about their products. You will find information about the NRC IBD at their website. |
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2006 |
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Join us for a lecture from Dr. Michael Neuman, PhD in Electrical Engineering and MD, on "Miniature Biomedical Sensors: An Emergent Technology for Biomedical Research". He is the Department Chair of Biomedical Engineering at Michigan Tech. He was Editor in Chief of IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering. He is listed as an International EMBS Distinguished Lecturer. He has authored textbooks and registered patents. Join us for an evening of wonderful ideas, snacks and refreshments! Afternoon Seminar "Infant Apnea Measurement and Sudden Infant Death – The Importance of Clinical Evaluation of Technology" |
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The first installment featured Verg Inc., a Winnipeg company that makes pressure sensing mats. Students participated in a tour of their facilities and learned about their products. |
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2004 |
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Lecture Over Lunch Series Event (April 2004) The Dynamics of Balance Behaviour under Feedforward and Feedback Conditions Presented by Ms. Aimee Betker, M. Sc. Student, Dept. of Elect. & Comp. Engineering, U of Manitoba |
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EMB Week (February 2004) See the agenda for more details of this event. |
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2003 |
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Lecture Over Lunch Series Event (December 2003) Adaptive Localization and Reduction of Heart Sounds in Lung Sound Recordings Presented by Ms. January Gnitecki, Ph. D. Candidate from U of M. |
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Lecture Over Lunch Series Event (September 2003) Classification of Normal and Dysphagic Swallows by Acoustical Means Presented by Lisa Lazareck (past chair of the student EMBS chapter 2002-2003) |
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Lecture Over Lunch Series Event (March 2003) The simulation of upperbody motion dynamics and muscle forces Dr. A. B. Thornton-Trump Professor, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, University of Manitoba |
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Lecture Over Lunch Series Event (April 2003) The needs and trends in BME with focus on integrated medical device design Dr. Christopher Druzgalski, Professor and Biomedical & Clinical Engineering, Program Director Department of Electrical Engineering, California State University, Long Beach |
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The 2nd Annual Canadian Student Biomedical Engineering Conference (February 2003) Click here for more details of this event. |
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Lecture Over Lunch Series Event (February 2003) Abnormal Respiratory Sounds & Acoustic Modeling of Tracheal Sounds Dr. Steve Kraman, MD. Professor, Faculty of Medicine, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky, U.S.A. Dr. George Wodicka, Ph.D. Professor and Head of Biomedical Engineering and Professor of Elect. & Comp. Eng. at Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, U.S.A. |
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2002 |
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Lecture Over Lunch Series Event (November 2002) Development of a clinical tool to assess functional aspects of dynamic balance Dr. Tony Szturm , Ph.D. Associate Professor, School of Medical Rehabilitation, University of Manitoba |
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Distinguished Lecturer (November 2002) Rehabilitation Engineering: An Exciting New Field Andrew Y.J. Szeto, Ph.D. Professor of Electrical Engineering San Diego State University |
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Lecture Over Lunch Series Event (November 2002) Respiratory Acoustics: Advances Beyond the Stethoscope Dr. Hans Pasterkamp, MD. FRCPC. Professor and Head, Section of Respirology Department of Pediatrics, U of Manitoba |
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The 1st Annual Canadian Student Biomedical Engineering Conference (February 2002) Click here for more details of this event. |
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Lecture Over Lunch Series Event (January 2002) The Monte Carlo Method in Medical Physics Dr. Stephen Pistorius Provincial Director of Medical Physics CancerCare Manitoba |
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2001 |
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Lecture Over Lunch Series Event (November 2001) The ABC's of MRI's (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) Dr. Lawrence Ryner from the National Research Council Canada (Research Officer, MRI Technology Group) |
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Lecture Over Lunch Series Event (October 2001) Advances in Single Cell Analysis: Introducing Flow Cytometry and the High Speed Fluorescence-Activated Cell Sorter Dr. Edward Rector from the Flow Cytometry Laboratory (Director) at the University of Manitoba |
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Lecture Over Lunch Series Event (October 2001) GPS (Global Position Systems) and Its Application to Medical Rehabilitation Dr. Dean Kriellaars from the Department of Physical Therapy at the University of Manitoba |
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in Biomedical Engineering: NRC Institute of Biodiagnostics (March 2007)
