La bioingeniería, el futuro de la medicina | Marcelo Raúl Risk | TEDxEldorado

Nanobioengineering. Why does everything have to be linear? Innovation. Building your own career, being interdisciplinary to be able to work in a team. He holds a PhD in Engineering Sciences, a PhD in Physiological Sciences, a degree in Electronic Engineering, and an MBA in Information Systems. He is a researcher at CONICET (National Scientific and Technical Research Council) and the Ministry of Education of Argentina. He teaches at numerous educational institutions, including ITBA (Buenos Aires Institute of Technology), UBA (University of Buenos Aires), UTN (National Technological University), UP (University of Palermo), and the School of Medicine at the Hospital Italiano (Italian Hospital). He is also a visiting professor at the Center for Peripheral and Autonomic Disorders at Harvard Medical School. He directs the project “Modeling the cell membrane during electropermeabilization” at ITBA and is a researcher on the project “Methods for Sensory Testing in Diabetic Neuropathy” at Harvard Medical School. He holds two international patents in the United States and Europe and has published numerous books and articles nationally and internationally. He is currently researching the importance of electronics in medical sciences, particularly the use of nanoelectricity for tumor treatment. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx