Scientific and technological endeavors are becoming increasingly international, and biomedical engineering is no exception. Formal and informal biomedical engineering programs are being established in many countries, and some of the leading industrial research and development activities are being conducted overseas. The field will benefit from the increased interaction of U.S.-educated biomedical engineers with their overseas colleagues.
To encourage such interaction, The Whitaker Foundation established the Whitaker International Fellows and Scholars Program operated by the Institute of International Education.
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