Our first virtual symposium!
Thanks to all who participated in the event, we hope the experience was pleasant and the program interesting.
And congratulations to the winners of the Written portion of the RMBS Contest. You can find them on our Contest Winners page.
We hope you enjoyed this year's symposium and we are looking forward to seeing you all again (hopefully in person) next year at the 2022 59th IBSIS-RMBS symposium!
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Vision
The Rocky Mountain Bioengineering Symposium (RMBS) brings the international bioengineering community together through academia, science, and industry to drive new ideas and collaboration focused improving human life and health. The goal of this 58th annual meeting is to provide a venue to exchange information, collaborate among colleagues, and further professional and trainee education where engineers, health professionals, educators, student trainees, industry leaders, and other interested persons can assemble to exchange information in all fields of bioengineering.
The RMBS is the oldest bioengineering organization in the world dedicated to promoting advancements in all areas of bioengineering ultimately leading to improved human health. In spite of COVID-19 challenges over the past year, the RMBS has assembled a state of the art symposium to be delivered virtually. In this year's program, new novel discoveries were presented by keynote speakers and principal investigators from prestigious national and international academic institutions and industry from five different continents. The success of RMBS stems from its promotion of both trainee and professional engineering research and application principles. Top research projects were be recognized at event.
Goals
Learn | See | Network — from the comfort of your own home or office!
- Deliver 17+ hours of all new content from experts, new principal investigators, and bioengineering trainees highlighting advancing research and application in key topic areas
- Provide meeting & networking opportunities with leading experts in many disciplines of bioengineering
- Offer occasions for participants to meet and participate in Q&A with speakers and poster presenters in topic-specific sessions
- Foster opportunities to expand the translation of research discoveries in bioengineering to clinical practice and applications
- Afford opportunities for attendees to learn about the latest technology developments, leveraging applications of biosensors, imaging, machine learning, biointegration, biocompatibility, and much more
Program Highlights
- Selected topics in clinical engineering
- New approaches in signal and sensor engineering
- Neurobiology of Alzheimer's disease and traumatic brain injury
- Computational bioengineering, machine learning, and medicine
- Advances in biomedical signal and image processing
- Recent developments in biomaterials, bioinstrumentation, biomechanics and biointegration
- Advances in drug and device development
- An engineer reflects on work and life at the South Pole
