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M.E MEDICAL ELECTRONICS Professor-In PROJECT WORK CAREER OPPORTUNITIES As an important feature of the Post graduates of M.E Medical Elec- programme, the students have to tronics could be employed in Govern- undergo a 4 week training programme ment Departments, various Research in a hospital or a medical device Institutes and medical device industry industry which helps the students to which includes: take up projects from industry or from the hospitals, those are highly 1. Ministry of Health and Family relevant to the society. Welfare , India 2. Biomedical Industry DEPARTMENT OF 3. Rehabilitation Industry ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Centre for Medical Electronics, an 4. Bioengineering Researcher ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI-600 025, INDIA autonomous research centre of Anna 5. Non Governmental and private University has collaboration with Sector various hospitals and industries. Some 6. National/International Research of them are Organizations and Universities 1. Apollo Hospitals 2. Sri Ramachandra University 3. DEBEL, Bangalore 4. Diabetic Footcare, Chennai 5. NIMHANS, Bangalore 6. Sankara Nethralaya 7. TANUVAS M.E MEDICAL ELECTRONICS 8. Stanley Medical College Professor-in-charge: Prof.Dr.S.Nirmala Devi The students of M.E Medical Electronics are exposed to excellent research facilities. Through the collaboration of Centre for Medical Electronics with the hospitals, the students are encouraged to take up FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT projects in these hospitals and are Dr. M. Meenakshi, Head of the Department provided with opportunities to work Department of Electronics and Communication in projects specified by the hospitals Engineering, College of Engineering Guindy, An- and projects funded by DST, Govt. of na University, Chennai-600 025, India. India, Life Sciences Research Board, Phone: 044 22358880/22358882 DRDO and CTDT, Anna University. E-mail : [email protected] EVOLUTION OF THE PROGRAMME VISION COURSE OBJECTIVE ELECTIVE COURSES To be recognized as a benchmark The Department of Electronics and M.E. in Medical Electronics is a Full 1. Brain Computer Interface & Applications and trend setter in Electronics and Communication Engineering, College of time four semester programme offered by 2. HealthCare, Hospital and Equipment Communication Engineering domain Engineering has the rare distinction of having Management keeping in pace with rapidly changing the Department of Electronics and Commu- a separate Medical Electronics Lab from as 3. Biomechanics technologies through effective partnership nication Engineering, Anna University, with reputed academic institutions, early as 1975. A Post Graduate degree Chennai. Medical Electronics Engineers 4. Rehabilitation Engineering research organizations, industries and specializing in Medical Electronics was develop devices and procedures that solve 5. Pattern Recognition Techniques & Applications community. introduced in 1993, the first of its kind among medical and health related problems by 6. BioMEMS the Indian Universities. The alumni are combining their knowledge of biology and INTRODUCTION employed in Biomedical Electronics industries medicine with engineering principles and 7. Wearable Body Area Networks and hospitals. The core health care science and practices. Many do research, along with FEATURES OF THE PROGRAMME research in medical sciences will have ever scientists from various fields to develop The students of this programme are increasing interface with technology areas. PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES and evaluate systems and products such exposed to core life science course so that The future will not only be dominated by as artificial organs, prostheses (artificial To integrate concepts in mathe they can be a bridge between engineering advances in life sciences but will witness matics, science and engineering to devices that replace missing body parts) and medicine. The curriculum has the core the merging of entire technologies and solve the problems at the interface instrumentation and medical information courses those impart knowledge to under- medicine. This synergy is already of engineering and biology. system. Medical Electronics engineers also stand and develop indigenous healthcare happening and we should not lack behind. To gain knowledge about sensors design devices used in various medical devices, to do research in diverse fields of To meet these challenges, a new breed of and measurement techniques to procedures, imaging systems such as Medical Electronics. Some of the research acquire and analyse various vital professionals is required who will be ultrasound, Magnetic Resonance Imaging fields which the students of this physiological parameters. conversant with the medical profession as programme are exposed to are : To understand and analyse the (MRI) and devices for automating insulin well as the engineering profession. On a 1. Development of low Cost rehabilitation principles of biomedical injections or controlling body functions. number of occasions, the need to bring aids equipments used in health care. closer the scientists/engineers and med- To prepare the students to apply 2. Biosensors and Instrumentation ical professional has arisen for specific their knowledge in design, COURSES OFFERED 3. Biosignal processing and Medical problems and for further advances in med- development, simulation, modeling The curriculum of the programme is framed Imaging ical research and hence more effective and research related to biomedical such that the students are exposed to 4. Medical Informatics healthcare. systems. important core courses needed for the To motivate students to become 5. Brain Electrical Activity Monitoring programme and elective courses covering the entrepreneurs to develop 6. BCI Applications latest development in the field of Medical indigenous biomedical solutions. Electronics. Some of them are: CORE COURSES FACILITIES 1. Human Anatomy and Physiology The Department possess state of the Art Infrastructure like Bio signal acquisition 2. Bio Medical Instrumentation systems, Medical Image Processing systems, 3. Biosignal Processing High End DAQ, Gait Analaysis System, 4. Medical Equipment Modeling Softwares, Treadmill, Deep Freez- 5. Medical Image Processing er, Electrical Safety Analyzers to name a few. 6. Medical Imaging Systems & Radio Therapy .
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