#Biomedical Sciences

I did Biomedical Sciences for my Bachelor’s and Biomedical Research for my Master’s. While I’m completely satisfied with my academic results, there are a few things that would have made my academic life easier or more fulfilling if I were doing it today: 1. I would participate more in social activities and become a member of student societies. I always planned to, but I was too preoccupied with my studies, and then lockdown hit, so it never really happened. 2. I would use Jenni AI @whoisjenniai to support my writing. Jenni AI is the ultimate writing assistant: it can suggest possible outlines, help you find citations, organise your references, and meaningfully autocomplete your text when you’re stuck. If you’re a student today, you’re incredibly lucky to have Jenni AI to support you! 🔗The link to Jenni AI is in my bio, and don’t forget to use my code ELI20 for a 20% discount! 3. I would stop spending so much time on note-taking. As a fresher, I wasn’t aware of many effective study strategies, so I tried to take notes on everything. It wasn’t the best approach for university-level studies. Today, I’d definitely spend that time doing more targeted reading instead. And what would you do differently in your studies today? #ad #jenniai #partnership #reading #unilife #research #researchlife #phd #phdlife

Some common myths about Biomedical Science! 1️⃣ To become a Biomedical Scientist you need an IBMS accredited Biomedical Sciences degree. If you don't think you have, then you'll need to submit your modules to the IBMS to be assessed so you can be told which top up modules you need to complete if this is applicable to you 2️⃣ Biomedical Science before Medical school is the same as doing any science degree before medical school, check on your uni website what degrees are acceptable before applying. You can also do Biomedical Sciences without wanting to go into medicine! 3️⃣ The scope for Biomedical Science is huge, with so many careers and skills coming from this degree What other myths do you want busting? Let me know in the comments ⬇️ ... #BiomedicalScience #Biomed #Science #Stem #Scientist #Uni #Student

A sneak peek behind the curtains of healthcare. The work done behind over 80% of patient diagnosis! This is the world of Biomedical Scientist 👩🏻‍🔬✨ #womeninstem #womeninscience #biomedicalscientist #biomedicalscience #medicaltechnology #immunology #medicaltechnologist #healthcarescience #clinicalscientist #medicallaboratoryscience

Okay but for real, we are the best graduates 😍 3 facts about biomedical science! Part 1 ✅You can work in many fields afterwards - It is not limiting! You can go into business, consulting, corporate, policy and advising which are office jobs with a 9-5. Anything is possible in the industry. ✅ We have such well rounded skills. Our classes range from biology, chemistry, physics, biomaterials, material science, robotics, electronics, regenerative medicine, physical phenomena and more! Basically a mix of sciences and engineering. ✅BioTech companies love us! We are shaping the future. Diseases, prevention, medical technologies are in our hands. There’s many more! Shall I share the rest?💖 Follow me for more facts about biomedical science and engineering in the life sciences! #biomedicalscience #clinicalresearch #studentcareers #biomedicalengineering

For everyone’s curiosity, this is the top 10 counties that you might want to check if you want to work as a Biomedical Scientist and have a comfortable pay 👩🏻‍🔬💰 But this list doesn’t ONLY reflect the pay, it also reflect how much the country appreciates and values their Scientists, and I believe that is a heavier factor! #womeninstem #womeninscience #biomedicalscientist #immunology #biotechnologists🔬😁✌️ #immunologylab #medicaltechnologist #careeradvice #sallary #careerpath #top10

Step into the world of Biomedical Science and explore how science transforms healthcare.

Free courses to upskill (and stand out) as a biomedical engineer ⬇️ 🩻 Introduction to biomedical imaging (Careers 360) https://www.careers360.com/university/the-university-of-queensland-brisbane/introduction-biomedical-imaging-certification-course 🦿 Introduction to 3D modeling (Coursera) https://online.umich.edu/courses/introduction-to-3d-modeling/ 🧪 BayreuthX: Biomaterials and Biofabrication: Design, Engineering and Innovation (edX) https://www.edx.org/learn/biomaterials/university-of-bayreuth-biomaterials-and-biofabrication-design-engineering-and-innovation 💻 Introduction to medical software (Coursera) https://www.coursera.org/learn/introduction-to-medical-software 🦾 Biomechanics of Joints and Orthopaedic Implants (Careers 360) https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-technology-kharagpur/biomechanics-of-joints-and-orthopaedic-implants-certification-course 🔬Biomedical nanotechnology (Careers 360) https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-technology-roorkee/biomedical-nanotechnology-certification-course ⚙️BrownX: Introduction to Engineering and Design (edX) https://www.edx.org/learn/engineering/brown-university-introduction-to-engineering-and-design 🫀An Introduction to Cardiovascular Fluid Mechanics (Careers 360) https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-technology-guwahati/an-introduction-cardiovascular-fluid-mechanics-certification-course 🤖 Python for everybody (Coursera) https://online.umich.edu/series/python-for-everybody/ ⚖️ Medical device regulations (Udemy) https://www.udemy.com/course/medical-devices/?srsltid=AfmBOorKJzockJZAl-rWa_99ZMe4ZgYobarBflSxPhel-Zg7bCsJZxAy If you found this helpful, my page is for you 🫶🏻 #biomedicalengineering #biomedicalengineer #engineering #stem #womeninscience

Doom scrolling is dead. Looking for STEM & BioMed accounts to follow? Here are some of my favourites: @studyholmes - An MD who moved to Antarctica to conduct research with the European Space Agency. 
@ditto.daily - Shares women’s health research and takes you inside her lab. 
@harvardmed - The best microscope images and quick explainers on medical science. @engrl.co - Explore every engineering field as a woman in engineering (I’m biased toward the biomedical posts).
 @jeans.scenes - Real talk about working in biotech and finding life balance. @biomedicalbits - Broken down research, innovation, behind-the-scenes, podcasts @biohub - The Chan-Zuckerberg initiative @c.belliveau.science - PhD in neuroscience, navigating career after academia If you’re building your biomedical & STEM feed, save this list ✨ #biomedical #biomedicalscience #biomedicalengineering #biomed #stem #medicine #stemcareers #creators #science

Scientists work at the bench, not the bedside, but our research saves lives too. #biomedicalsciences #lifesciences #medicalsciences #biotechnology_science #laboratorymedicine #womeninscience #researchscientist

Imagine if your medicine was actually alive 😮🧫 been learning about this topic in class and hearing about it lately. Took a quick noodle break from the bench to process how cool the future of biology is! Join me as I break down how these drugs work. #studentlife #uni #college #biotech #stem

Biomedical Science —>>> Medicine The original plan was always to transition from Biomedical Science into Medicine. But after spending a year working in a lab during my degree… I realised I hated it. I just didn’t want anything to do with working in hospitals anymore😩 Every single day felt exactly the same. Nothing changed. No excitement. No creativity. I just knew deep down, this wasn’t for me. So I started exploring other paths. And then boom… I discovered remote sales. ✨ Location freedom ✨ Time freedom ✨ And now we’re on the journey to financial freedom Best decision I ever made

Biomedical Science is the Science behind medicine! Without biomedical science, patients wouldn't get their diagnosis or treatment, and there wouldn't be the strides being made in medical research 🥼 There's so many different roles in biomedical sciences, and a variety of routes into the study area. I'd really recommend it to anyone who loves science, helping people, variety and seeing interesting medical cases Any questions about biomedical sciences or topics you'd like me to cover? Put them in the comments below 👇 ... #BiomedicalScienceStudent #BiomedicalScience #Science #Scientist #SciComm #ScienceCommunication #Stem #StemEducation #Steminist #WomanInStem #WomenInScience #ScienceWomen #WomenTransformingScience #Pathology #NHS #ScienceStudent