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In the last half century the modern era of biomedical engineering has emerged, and with this there has been a technological revolution in health care. In parallel biology has undergone a revolution, and this biological revolution now is demanding an engineering revolution. With this there has been the emergence of a biology-based engineering, what this author calls bioengineering. With this we are seeing a revolution in engineering education, and today in the U.S. alone there are more than 70 departments. This revolution, however, is global in nature with exciting developments taking place in Europe and Asia as well. Other more traditional engineering fields also have recognized the importance of the bio world. The medical device and diagnostics in industry also is changing due to the convergence of the biological revolution with it, and there will be new biology-based industries, where in the future there being just as many applications outside of the medical field as within it. Thus, as we move further into the 21 century, the changes in bioengineering will be just as dramatic as those of the last

Bioengineering: A Half Century of Progress, But Still Only a Beginning