K3. To know the fundamentals of basic scientific and technical subjects in the field of biomedical engineering, which enable to learn new methods and technologies, as well as provide great versatility to adapt to new situations.
"K7. To know the structure, composition, processing, properties and behavior of the different
families of materials and biomaterials, their interrelationships and the response of the organism to biomaterials and implants, and to
be able to select them based on their applications in biomedicine."
K9. To know the fundamentals of micromanufacturing, microfluidics, nano and biotechnology, 3D printing, bioreactors and organ and tissue reconstruction techniques and use them to solve complex biomedical problems in regenerative medicine.
K12. To understand the techniques used in the design of medical devices and the instruments that compose them, allowing their development for medical applications, such as surgical instruments, electromechanical microdevices, robots and micro- and nanometric-sized biosensors.
S3. To analyze and synthesize basic problems related to bioengineering and biomedical sciences, solving them with initiative, appropriate decision making and creativity and communicating solutions efficiently, including social, ethical, health and safety, environmental, economic and industrial implications.
S5. To analyse scientific and technical information for decision-making in the field of biomedical engineering by keeping abreast of new developments
S6. To solve mathematical, physical, chemical, biological and biochemistry problems that may arise in biomedical engineering, knowing how to interpret the results obtained and reach informed conclusions.
C3. Be able to transmit knowledge both orally and in writing, to a specialised and non-specialised audience, working in multidisciplinary and international teams.
