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Biomedical engineering in the 1970s: Institutional expansion

A survey and synthesis of biomedical literature from the 1970s chronicles incredible institutional expansion across the country (110 schools in 41 states) and reveal two general themes: (1) reflection and concern over sustained growth; (2) and educational standards. Within the above historic setting...

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Main Author:	Fagette, P.
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Subjects:	Biomedical engineering Biomedical engineering education Communication standards Economic and social effects Educational institutions Engineering education Engineering research Evolution (biology) History Jacobian matrices Market opportunities Reflection Societies and institutions
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