Biomedical Engineering – From Theory to Applications

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Contents Preface IX Chapter 1 Biomedical Web, Collections and Meta-Analysis Literature Applications 1 Layla Michán, Israel Muñoz-Velasco, Eduardo Alvarez and Lyssania Macías Chapter 2 Biomedical HIV Prevention 23 Gita Ramjee and Claire Whitaker Chapter 3 Physiological Cybernetics: An Old-Novel Approach for Students in Biomedical Systems 47 Alberto Landi, Marco Laurino and Paolo Piaggi Chapter 4 Biomedical Signal Transceivers 63 Reza Fazel-Rezai, Noah Root, Ahmed Rabbi, DuckHee Lee and Waqas Ahmad Chapter 5 Column Coupling Electrophoresis in Biomedical Analysis 81 Peter Mikuš and Katarína Maráková Chapter 6 Design Principles for Microfluidic Biomedical Diagnostics in Space 131 Emily S. Nelson Chapter 7 Biotika®: ISIFC’s Virtual Company or Biomedical pre Incubation Accelerated Process 157 Butterlin Nadia, Soto Romero Georges, Guyon Florent and Pazart Lionel Chapter 8 Nano-Engineering of Complex Systems: Smart Nanocarriers for Biomedical Applications 181 L.G. Guerrero-Ramírez and Issa Katime
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