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The Northern Ireland Biomedical Engineering Society are opening applications for PhD students to join their committee as a student member. If you wish to apply, please complete the following form: https://forms.gle/fxqNT2B4cjHYVZyv5
By joining the committee as a student member, you will gain insight into how research societies are managed and you can have your say in shaping the future of the society and events that it runs. The typical time commitment required is one monthly meeting of approx. 30 minutes and you are expected to help with the various annual NIBES activities (symposium, summer and winter social). If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to me on: j.acheson@ulster.ac.uk
NIBES
NIBES
The Northern Ireland Biomedical Engineering Society (formerly TUBES) originated in 1979 and is led by academics from both Ulster University and Queen's University Belfast. It is dedicated to encouraging and developing collaborative links between research teams, universities, industry and clinicians to further develop medical devices and all things Biomedical Engineering. The society runs regular events every year including a spring symposium and a winter social event. Check out our current Events, Publications or Contact details, we look forward to hearing from you.
NIBES 2025 Winter Social Event
NIBES are hosting a Christmas Pub Quiz as the 2025 winter social event. The quiz will be held at UUSU CQ Social Bar (https://share.google/5S1tn9p4otFzHUpHl) on Tuesday the 16th of December starting at 18:00. It will be £5 per person to participate with all proceeds going to the charity Pretty n Pink. This quiz will be held in memory of the late Dr Geroge Burke who sadly passed away earlier this year.
Winter Social Event 2024
Start of pub crawl in QUBSU
Second stop of pub crawl: The Points
NIBES 2024 Annual Symposium Keynote
On Thursday the 23rd of July 2024 the Northern Ireland Biomedical Engineering Society annual symposium was held at Ulster University Belfast.
Joint Keynotes for the symposium were Professor John Orr and Professor David Beverland, please find an edited version of their presented keynote.
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