This week we meet with the Centre's Director, Prof Anthony Bull.
Professor of Musculoskeletal Mechanics & Head of Imperial College's Bioengineering Department, Prof Bull was one of the founders of the Centre in 2008 and in this interview we discuss how the Centre was started and how its research is now being used around the world, from the adoption of military medical care into the NHS to providing prosthetic limbs for children in war zones.
Join us to find out why "some people" think engineers are better than doctors, how we've learnt all the things without learning all the things, and why good people chatting might just save the world.
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This week we meet with the Centre's Director, Prof Anthony Bull.
Professor of Musculoskeletal Mechanics & Head of Imperial College's Bioengineering Department, Prof Bull was one of the founders of the Centre in 2008 and in this interview we discuss how the Centre was started and how its research is now being used around the world, from the adoption of military medical care into the NHS to providing prosthetic limbs for children in war zones.
Join us to find out why "some people" think engineers are better than doctors, how we've learnt all the things without learning all the things, and why good people chatting might just save the world.
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This week we meet with the Centre's Director, Prof Anthony Bull.
Professor of Musculoskeletal Mechanics & Head of Imperial College's Bioengineering Department, Prof Bull was one of the founders of the Centre in 2008 and in this interview we discuss how the Centre was started and how its research is now being used around the world, from the adoption of military medical care into the NHS to providing prosthetic limbs for children in war zones.
Join us to find out why "some people" think engineers are better than doctors, how we've learnt all the things without learning all the things, and why good people chatting might just save the world.
