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Hi!

 

I just joined the website. I have been enjoying Ben's youtube videos and learning lots from him.

 

I am a 1st year biomedical engineering student. I have a 3D printer and am getting one with a  dual extruder soon.

 

I love to take things apart to see how they work and to fix things around the house.

 

I am looking forward to trying some of Ben's projects and connecting with people on the site.

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  • in reply to michaelwylie

    Thank you for your question, Mike.

     

    Engineering has always been the obvious choice for me as I'm good in science and math and have always enjoyed taking things apart, fixing things and coming up with new ideas.

     

    I also worked in health care for many years and this sparked my interest in biomedical engineering. I had previously taken engineering in university, but didn't know what direction to take after graduation. Once I found out about biomedical engineering, it seemed like an obvious choice. I wanted to do something deeply meaningful and with biomedical engineering you are fixing/designing equipment that will help people live better lives.

     

    The program I'm in is good because it's only 2 years and then you can work in a hospital repairing equipment and making good money. I hope to take it further than that and work in R&D, but for now, the goal is to finish the program.

     

    How about you, Mike? What are your degrees in and what field are you working in now?

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  • in reply to michaelwylie

    Thank you for your question, Mike.

     

    Engineering has always been the obvious choice for me as I'm good in science and math and have always enjoyed taking things apart, fixing things and coming up with new ideas.

     

    I also worked in health care for many years and this sparked my interest in biomedical engineering. I had previously taken engineering in university, but didn't know what direction to take after graduation. Once I found out about biomedical engineering, it seemed like an obvious choice. I wanted to do something deeply meaningful and with biomedical engineering you are fixing/designing equipment that will help people live better lives.

     

    The program I'm in is good because it's only 2 years and then you can work in a hospital repairing equipment and making good money. I hope to take it further than that and work in R&D, but for now, the goal is to finish the program.

     

    How about you, Mike? What are your degrees in and what field are you working in now?

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