Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes - Biomedical Engineering
A two-week online course through Stanford's Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes that introduces students to biomedical engineering topics including implantable devices, neural interfaces, prosthetics, and AI applications in medicine, culminating in a capstone prosthetic-arm design project.
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A career-exploration program in medicine, biotech, health policy, and longevity science combining five weeks of live online seminars with a Stanford campus residency, where students tour research labs and biotech companies and learn from expert advisors before writing a capstone essay.