Biomaterials: Crash Course Engineering #24
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Date: 2022-04-04
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Comments and reviews: 7
Rex
While it is tempting to stare at the camera or teleprompter, it can be disconcerting for the viewer. Looking away momentarily at your hands, shoes, or a physical object in the room can make your delivery seem much more organic and conversational.
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While it is tempting to stare at the camera or teleprompter, it can be disconcerting for the viewer. Looking away momentarily at your hands, shoes, or a physical object in the room can make your delivery seem much more organic and conversational.
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JetDoes
Human testing is ok in my book if the person volunteers and told the risks (im thinking terminally ill people. If something happens then it is certainly sad but may be needed. We cant let ethics stand in the way of bevelopment
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Human testing is ok in my book if the person volunteers and told the risks (im thinking terminally ill people. If something happens then it is certainly sad but may be needed. We cant let ethics stand in the way of bevelopment
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Jordan
Yaaaaaay I used to do research on biomaterials before switching to machine learning (I still teach a class on it for high schoolers) and I'm always happy to see people teaching about biomaterials!
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Yaaaaaay I used to do research on biomaterials before switching to machine learning (I still teach a class on it for high schoolers) and I'm always happy to see people teaching about biomaterials!
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Mark
Great video, but your pronunciation of titanium grabs my attention away from the content every time you say it. The first syllable rhymes with bit, not byte! Especially since you-re English!
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Great video, but your pronunciation of titanium grabs my attention away from the content every time you say it. The first syllable rhymes with bit, not byte! Especially since you-re English!
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Rakan
Hi. I am going to use a spring in a device that will be in direct connection to inside of the eye. Please tell me what material is biocompatible to use in this spring manufacturing?
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Hi. I am going to use a spring in a device that will be in direct connection to inside of the eye. Please tell me what material is biocompatible to use in this spring manufacturing?
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Hayley
As a recent biomedical engineering grad, I-m surprised nitinol wasn-t mentioned! It-s becoming increasingly used in industry because it has temperature dependent shape memory!
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As a recent biomedical engineering grad, I-m surprised nitinol wasn-t mentioned! It-s becoming increasingly used in industry because it has temperature dependent shape memory!
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Josh
Could you possibly do some English Literature and Language revision on Paris Anthology, Carol Ann Duffy poetry and Othello please
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Could you possibly do some English Literature and Language revision on Paris Anthology, Carol Ann Duffy poetry and Othello please
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