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General Meeting 02

Agenda

Recap of BMES Events BMES Trailer Our (Academic) Stories BMES Gear Upcoming Events Spookkyyy Social Food and Mingling

Rush Week

General Meeting 01

LBNL Lab Tour

BMES Retreat

BMES Promo

Our (Academic) Stories

Chem 1A

ImagingMath 53

BioE 104

BioE 168L

Computational Biology

Biomechanics

Cell and TissueChem 3A

Math 1A

Pre medSynthetic Biology

Biomedical Devices

Ruo Yuan Lim Year:

4th Year Concentration

: Bioengineering/Materials Science and Engineering

What is BioE / MSE?• Cell and Tissue Engineering…

• Biomaterials and Micro/Nanotechnology…

Everything you can think of!

What classes should I take?

Freshmen & Sophomores:• EXPLORE! Take anything

that you’re interested in!

• Recommended:- E45- Chem 3A/AL; Chem

3B/BL- Chem 135- Upper div. BioE/MSE

classes: * BioE C118

Juniors & Seniors:• Take specialized

courses:BioE: - BioE 110- BioE 116- BioE 121MSE:- MSE 112- MSE 151- MSE 130

TIPS… Research Internships See what’s around you!

For more information: Please dial: 1-800-BIOE-MSE Or go to:

http://bioeng.berkeley.edu/undergrad/program/bioemse THIS IS REAL!

Wait, there’s more! Talk to a Bio/MSE friend

Homayun Mehrabani Year:

4th Year Concentratio

n: Biomedical Devices

Biomedical Devices

Core Classes• E45, ME C85,

EE100

Mechanical Engineering• ME C85• BioE C117

Combinations• IB 135 (L)• BioE 121 (L)• BioE 192

Electrical Engineering• EE 100• BioE 101

Basic BioE Classes• BioE 102, BioE 104, BioE

110

Vicki Ni Year:

3th Year Concentratio

n: Business Administration/Synthetic Biology

Synthetic BioCore Classes BioE 147 – Intro to Synthetic MCB 110 – Macromolecular Synthesis & Cellular

Function BioE 140L – Synthetic Biology LabPre-Reqs Bio 1A MCB c100A

Design & Build New Function within Living Organisms!

Business AdministrationPre-reqs UGBA 10 – Principles of Business Econ 1 – Intro to Economics

Other Classes UGBA 152 - Negotiations UGBA 155 - Leadership UGBA 196 - Personal Finance UGBA 196 - Consulting

Neil Ray Year:

4th Year Concentratio

n: Premed/ Biomechanics

Neil Ray Research:• UC San Francisco• National Institutes of Health

Classes:• BioE 110• BioE 102• BioE 104• BioE C117

Wisely Yang Year:

4th Year Concentration

: Imaging

• Imaging is an ever-developing field: both via hardware and via software

• There is an ever-present need for improved imaging technology

• *Helping people is not limited to medicine and pharmaceuticals*

Why Imaging?

Weissleder, Pittet. Imaging in the era of molecular oncology. (2008)

Algorithms and Image Processing (Software):

• Coming up with novel algorithms to improve instruments’ imaging speed quality**

• Coming up with novel algorithms for improved image reconstruction**

• Developing software for image post-processing for improved images**

Device Instrumentation:• Optimizing Imaging

Device Physics (to limits)

• Designing electrical hardware (i.e. for increased equipment capacity and capabilities)

• Building new machines to serve arising imaging purpose/need*

Concentration Details – EE and CS

CS courses:• CS 61 series• CS C149 and

150• *CS 170 and

270• CS 188• CS C191• CS C280

Math/EE courses:

• EE 100 or 40• EE 20N, 120,

and 123• Math 118• EE 126• EE C128• EE 105,140• EE 141• EE 142

Good Courses for ImagingBioE courses:• BioE 110• BioE 101• BioE C165

and C265• BioE 168L• BioE 192

• Get an EECS minor or dual major To the side: Ultrasound Imaging Software Intern; Qualification: 1. Entering senior year in college, or in master program, majoring in CS, EE, Physics, or equivalent.• Find out what it is you want to do in the future and go after it via classes, research, and internships

Tips and Suggestions

Need Advice? Come talk to us after our General

Meeting 02!

BMES Gear for Sale

Dress like our gorgeous officer crew!

T-Shirts for $15 Jackets for $25

Upcoming Events Light the Night Walk– 10.27.2012 @ Location TBD,

4PM National Science Foundation Application Workshop–

10.30.2012 @ 187 Dwinelle, 6PM Berkeley Project– 11.03.2012 @ Location TBD, 8AM

Signature Events Research Showcase

Fall Reception

Icebreaker: Makeshift Costume Contest

• Break up into 6 groups• Pick a model

• 25 minutes to use ALL of the items in (and including) your group’s bag on your

model to create the most creative costume ever

• WINNING GROUP GETS FOOD FIRST!

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General Meeting 02