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    ECE Building

    The view of the new ECE building of BUET. The Department of BME is located on the 10th floor (Photo: Debasish Sarker).

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    Elastography

    A new medical imaging modality for diagnosing tumors by measuring their stiffness of soft tissue.  

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    Digital Microscopy

    Malignant breast tumor cells in histology. Such a histology slide can be automatically classified into benign/malignant using signal and image processing techniques.

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    Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) Imaging

    An SEM image of carbonated hydroxyapatite (CHA) showing the globular appearance of the apatite with a particle size of around 50 nm.

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    Cell & Tissue Engineering

    Create artificial organs and prosthetics for treatment and rehabilitation.

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    Biomanufacturing

    Design and manufacture of a lost tooth are important applications of Biomanufacturing. Tooth replacement becomes necessary when the tooth and its roots have been irreparably damaged, and the tooth has been lost or must be removed.

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    Computational Medicine

    Develop mathematical models of molecular biology, physiology, and anatomy of disease, and apply these models to improve patient care.

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    BME Seminars

    Seminar organized at the Department of BME on "Living Machines". The talk was given by Dr. Taher Saif, Professor, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA.

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    BME Team Wins the National Hackathon

    National Hackathon 2016 was organized by the ICT Division of Bangladesh. The BUETExon team, formed by BME students, became the champion in the education category.

Updates

  • BME Students Visited the ‘Artificial Limb Fitment Camp’ at NITOR

  • Department of BME receives grant from the Ministry of Science & Technology to develop a Mobile Health Research Lab

  • MoU signed between BUET and DMC for Collaborative Education and Research in Engineering & Medicine

  • Universities in Bangladesh Making Strides Towards Home-Grown Innovations

  • Department of Biomedical Engineering opened at BUET

WELCOME TO THE DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING

The department of Biomedical Engineering (BME) of BUET opens it’s doors to the brightest and smartest students in the country.

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Biomedical Engineering

is an interdisciplinary field comprising engineering, medicine and biology. BME aims to use engineering techniques to analyze, change or control biological systems, develop products to monitor living organisms and serve in diagnosis and treatment of patients.

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Why choose BME?

BME offers a unique opportunity compared to other engineering disciplines. It is a field of study specifically dedicated to improving human lives through advancing engineering application in medicine and healthcare sector. Students with a desire to be doctors and engineers can get a taste of both in BME.

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Prospects of BME

BME is an emerging and highly demanding field of study. BME graduates can perform cutting-edge research, design new medical equipments, and develop innovative products. There are also many BME problems to be solved in the health sector of Bangladesh where the BUET graduates can be the frontrunners.

Campus Life

Department of Biomedical Engineering opened at BUET

Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), the top engineering university in the country, has recently opened a the department of Biomedical Engineering. The first batch of students started taking their classes in February 2016.

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Events

Biomedical Engineering Applications to the Stu
15:00 Room 1014, 10th Floor, ECE Building, BUET
Solving Orthopaedic Clinical Challenges throug
14:00 Room 1014 , 10th Floor, ECE Building, BUET
Seminar on “The role of erythrocyte size and
14:00 Room 1014 , 10th Floor, ECE Building, BUET
A Brief Overview of Computational Biology: fro
16:00 Room 1014 , 10th Floor, ECE Building, BUET
Seminar on “Living Machines”
14:00 Room 1014 , 10th Floor, ECE Building, BUET
Seminar on Engineering Principles in Medicine
16:00
Application of E2 protein nanocage as a nano-c
12:00 Room 1022 , 10th Floor, ECE Building, BUET
Magnetic Resonance Imaging: Basic Principles a
14:00 IICT, ECE Building, BUET
Development and Mining of a Volatile Organic C
14:00 IICT, ECE Building, BUET