Welcome to ME’s monthly Newsletter This last month has gone so quickly, and at Medical Engineers we have been busy onboarding new clients and working on some fantastic new contract and permanent positions. Scroll to the bottom of the Blog to check out our Hot Jobs! International […]
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Recruiting Graduates. 2020 was a challenging year for many businesses throughout the Medtech industry. After speaking with businesses and candidates within the job market recently, clients and job seekers have been finding it difficult to get back into it. In May time, thousands of graduates will be […]
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Welcome to ME’s monthly Newsletter March has been an exciting month for us, with lots of opportunities within the business. Spring is finally here, and it is reassuring to see some light at the end of the tunnel! 2020 has been a challenging time for so many […]
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A new type of surgical dressing might provide a better resistant to bacterial infection and combat antibiotic resistance by using weak electric fields. “Drug resistance in bacteria is a major threat and antibiotic-resistant biofilm infections are estimated to account for at least 75 percent of bacterial infections in […]
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What if dirty water can be the main source of energy? Seokheun Choi is the leader of the research to convert dirty bacteria into clean energy at Binghampton University, United States by using a solar cell (micro-BSC). So, lets found out the development of this project. The […]
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First of all, we would like to thank FireFish Software for the inspiration on this blog post. Social media is unavoidably the best places to find the ‘perfect candidate’. The ability to target a specific type of demographics (e.g. age, qualifications, location, mobile phone headset, and many […]
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Scientists of Oldenburg University utilises a new type of ‘robotic microscope’ to automatically record, scan, and document fine tissue sample. For Prof. Dr. Henrik Mouritsen, a neurobiologist and main user of the microscope, “the sample is automatically digitised, therefore it can be used years later without any […]
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Researchers at Ben-Gurion University is undertaking a study to improve the physical rehabilitation process by personalising the robot interaction with the human. For Dr. Shelly Levy-Tzedek, head of the Cognition, Aging, and Rehabilitation lab focuses her research on the use of robots for rehabilitation patients. The motivation of […]
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Finding the perfect candidates on social media is like a treasure hunt. It is not easy and can be very time-consuming if you do not know what to look. However, when you find the ‘one’, you know that the hard work will pay off. How many of […]
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With the help of Google, Anne-Christine Hertz invented a prototype device called BikeAround; a device that pairs stationery bike with Google Street View to combat dementia. Based on the data gathered by Alzheimer’s Society, “there are 850,000 people with dementia and the number will rise to over […]
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