This year's conference promised to be an exceptional gathering of minds, uniting leading experts, researchers, and practitioners around the world. We are delighted to share our captivating lineup of six distinguished international speakers hailing from the United States, Italy, and Portugal. Their invaluable insights and groundbreaking research have been an inspiration to the participants of ICBSII and the research community. Additionally, we welcomed four esteemed national speakers representing national institutions such as IIT Indore, IIT Kharagpur, CMC Vellore, and ANSYS, Bangalore. Their contributions, spanning a diverse array of topics, undoubtedly enriched the discourse and elevated the conference to new heights. 

Invited Speakers

1. Dr. Laura Cercenelli from the University of Bologna, Italy

2. Dr. Mark E Schafer from Drexel University, Philadelphia, USA

3. Dr. Sandy Weininger from FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH)

4. Dr. Kurtulus Izzetoglu from Drexel University, Philadelphia, USA

5. Dr. Ram Bilas Pachori from the Indian Institute of Technology, Indore

6. Dr. Swetha Amit from Entuple Technologies Private Limited, Bangalore

7. Dr. David Belo from Safe AI [4U], Portugal

8. Dr. Debdoot Sheet from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur

9. Dr. Sivakumar Balasubramanian from Christian Medical College, Vellore

10. Dr. Kambiz Pourrezaei from Drexel University, Philadelphia, USA

The Biomedical Events at INVENTE'23, which featured participation from over 200 individuals across Tamilnadu, India, marked an exceptional fusion of healthcare and technology. Beyond simply celebrating technological advancements, the festival stood as a testament to human ingenuity in advancing medical science and alleviating suffering. It offered a diverse range of technical and non-technical experiences, allowing attendees to explore applications, design, imaging, and challenges in the field. This event left a lasting impression, reinforcing the symbiotic relationship between technology and healthcare and their joint commitment to shaping a brighter future for the global community through innovation and collaboration. The department for biomedical engineering organized 8 Technical and 2 Non-technical events, which showcased the innovative ideas of the engineering students from various colleges to empower the society with sustainable technologies in the healthcare domain. Under the leadership of Dr. A. Kavitha, Professor and Head of the Department, and Dr. M. Dhanalakshmi, Associate Professor and faculty coordinator, the Association of Biomedical Engineers, the whole event was seamlessly organized leading to success. We would also like to extend our sincere appreciation to the dedicated ABE members who played an integral role in the success of INVENTE 23. Special recognition goes to Shreya M, President, Pradiep Kumar G D, Vice President, H Mohamed Yaser, Secretary, Supriya R S, Treasurer, Poorvica, Event Coordinator, Padhmanaban and Manimaran, Joint Secretaries, Shakthivel B, Social Media Head, Haripriya, Newsletter Head, and Srianatha Kamali S, Design Head for their invaluable contributions. Their collective efforts in their respective roles were integral to the remarkable success of the event, and we are deeply grateful for their unwavering support. 

The session was led by two alumni Omprakash and Asha (2015-2019 batch), who currently hold significant roles in the industry. Omprakash serves as a senior lab validation engineer at Texas Instruments, while Asha works as electronics engineer at Merkel Haptics. Their direct involvement in the field provided students with insights into the practical applications of their discipline. They emphasized how these technologies are becoming indispensable in interpreting complex biological data, designing precise treatment plans, and facilitating personalized healthcare solutions. The alumni stressed the importance of understanding these advancements for aspiring biomedical engineers, as they are likely to shape the future landscape of the field. The event was coordinated by Dr. M. Dhanalaksmi, AsP, BME.  The lecture proved to be an eye-opening experience for the students, providing a glimpse into the actual scenarios where biomedical engineers play pivotal roles. It not only clarified potential career paths but also elucidated the significance of their discipline in the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, particularly in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. The alumni shed light on potential career trajectories and what students might expect upon entering the industry. 

Mr. Jagadeesh offered profound insights into the domain of clinical engineering, shedding light on its significance as a career path for aspiring biomedical engineers. Dr. M. Dhanalakshmi, AsP, BME coordinated the event. During the session, Mr. Jagadeesh provided a comprehensive overview of the role of clinical engineers within healthcare settings. He emphasized the crucial responsibilities they hold in managing and maintaining medical equipment, ensuring its optimal functionality and safety. He elaborated on the dynamic nature of the field, discussing how clinical engineers actively contribute to the integration of technology into healthcare delivery systems.  His talk delved into the diverse career opportunities available in clinical engineering, spanning roles in hospitals, medical device companies, regulatory bodies, and research institutions. Mr. Jagadeesh shared personal anecdotes and real-world experiences, offering valuable advice to students considering this career path. The lecture proved to be an insightful session, providing a clear understanding of the potential avenues and the impactful role of clinical engineering in the healthcare industry.