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BMET 1960 Tutorials, BMET 1960 Lectures - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Abstract: summary
      - Intro: context,
      - why: effects, how it works, how its effect is measured
      - discussion: linking all of the previous information, action
      - conclusion
  - - - Explore Literature (Strategic Search)
      - Identify Gap
      - Write a literature review
      - perform research
      - win the nobel. prize
- - - - Transfer of charged particles
        i.e. ions
- - - - Reverse Engineering
      - very small, reactive, interacts with EM waves (near infrared)
      - Stable, changes colour, not cytotoxic
    - - Chemotherapy kills everything, including healthy cells
      - radiotherapy will be affected by minimal movements e.g. breathing which will also kill healthy tissue around the targeted area
- - - - heavy
      - screws
      - heat of detector
- - - - understanding quality and how it works
      - specific calculations as to how that part of the body works
    - - tensile strength
      - shape and structure
      - material e.g. metal, plastics, tissue engineering
  - - - looking for something rather than absorb everything
      - e.g. bioprinting
        
        3d cell printing with stem cells or body cells for injuries/disease
        
        parts of the body can be replaced by 3d printed cells
- - - - e.g. finger pulse oximeter
- - - - Many Scholarships available (RTP) Award- $41,753 p.a. (Tax free)
      - After PhD?
        
        join industry
        
        start-up
        
        Continue in academia
      - doing something completely new- never been done before
      - Presenters:
        
        early intervention devices for children with cerebral palsy; toys
        
        Bio-microfluidics, single cell. therapies for blood related diseases
        
        Kidney disease- water filtration
- - - - design history file DHF
      - manufacturing file- device master record DMR
      - to the TGA in Australia
      - 3 classes I IIa/b III based on risk (III is highest e.g. implant)
    - - collection of technical documents with description, risk mitigation, all of the details about the device
      - details of manufacturer, critical suppliers, declaration of conformity, device classification statement, product history, essential requirements check list