National Science Foundation
National Science Foundation: Science of the Winter Olympics: Olympic Motion
Dan Fletcher, a bioengineer, studies the movement of cells in the human body. He explains that it is practice that causes muscles to organize themselves for peak performance in an athlete. [5:39]
Science Friday Initiative
Science Friday: What the Doctor Ordered: Building New Body Parts
The science of regenerative medicine is developing methods for manufacturing new body parts such as organs, tissues, and muscles. Aired Sept. 21, 2012 [23:20 min]
NeurOreille
Journey Into the World of Hearing: Future Cures?
Read and explore the current technologies in the treatment of hearing impairment. Learn about the promising future in this area of biomedical engineering.
PBS
Pbs Kids Design Squad: Swimming Robot
Anthony Westphal combines both mechanical and electrical engineering while working on robots that mimic biological animals. [1:04]
Science Friday Initiative
Science Friday: Video Pick: Growing Hearts and Bones
When it comes to engineering tissues, the cells are doing the work, says bioengineer Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic.
California Academy of Sciences
Ca Academy of Sciences: I Gem Competition
A team of undergraduates use synthetic biology techniques to answer astrobiology questions. [5:55]