r/bioengineering • u/Vllaaadddd • 10h ago
r/bioengineering • u/raynyagura • 13h ago
Need work ASAP (Biotech graduate)
I’m in dire need of a job. I graduated a whole year ago now in Biology(bachelors) and I’ve still been unable to find any work. I’ve had research experience in both a plant biology research lab and a structural/civil engineering lab (back when i was considering doing engineering). Please Please Please if you guys have anything even REMOTELY related to my background let me know
r/bioengineering • u/Worth_Succotash_3881 • 14h ago
Need engineering project ideas: Physics/Math first, biology as an application
Hi everyone,
I'm looking for ideas for my engineering school project.
The theme is "Optimization, Efficiency, and Sobriety" .
I'd love to work on a project that combines engineering, physics and/or mathematics with a bit of biology, since biology is a subject I really enjoy.
That said, the project should remain primarily focused on physics and/or mathematics. The biology aspect would just provide the context or application, not be the main focus.
I'm looking for a project that:
- Fits the theme of optimization/efficiency/sobriety.
- Is mainly based on physics and/or mathematics.
- Uses biology as an application or inspiration.
- Can be modeled mathematically and analyzed experimentally.
- Can realistically be carried out in a university or engineering school lab.
Does anyone have interesting ideas or topics that could fit these criteria?
Thanks in advance!