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Tips from Ngoni Madungwe, PhD-
Being a great scientist is not a one day event, but a lifelong pursuit of constantly learning more. No cure has ever been discovered in a day. It takes a lot of trial and error, and error is a big part of how you learn. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes. The important part is that you use what you learn to keep trying.
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Talk to people about what you are interested in, and do it with enthusiasm. Look for opportunities, like events and programs, to build relationships with people you can learn from and who are further along on their journey in the fields you're interested in. Strong relationships can help open doors you didn't even know existed, so don't be afraid to reach out to put yourself out there.
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There are many different ways to accomplish a goal. If you want to help sick people, you don’t only have to be a doctor. There are other fields that will help you do the same thing, possibly in ways that you find are a better fit for you. Keep an open mind and keep trying new things until something clicks. And when you find something you feel passionate about, follow it relentlessly.
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Ngoni Madungwe & Heart Disease Research
Ngoni Madungwe, won first place at the 3 Minute Thesis competition at the Mikiten Graduate Research Symposium for his research on cardiovascular heart disease.
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34 Biomedical Engineering Facts For Kids!
Biomedical engineering is a field that brings the principles of engineering together with life sciences. It does this by creating life-changing and life-saving medical devices. Learn about bioengineering through these 34 facts,
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In Search of Cures to Mend Broken Hearts
Madungwe became interested in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine while working with Dr. Lauren Black at Tufts University in Massachusetts. Learn more about Ngoni’s research on cardiovascular disease in this article.
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Why I Chose the Biomedical Engineering Program & Graduate School
In this short video, learn more about Ngoni and why he chose to become a biomedical engineer
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