👉 Physiology engineering is an interdisciplinary field that combines principles from biology, chemistry, physics, and engineering to design and develop systems and devices that mimic or enhance physiological processes. It involves the application of engineering techniques to understand, model, and manipulate biological systems at various scales, from cellular to organ levels. This includes the design of biosensors, tissue engineering scaffolds, artificial organs, and biohybrid systems that integrate living cells with synthetic materials. Physiologists and engineers collaborate to create solutions for medical diagnostics, regenerative medicine, drug delivery, and the development of bio-inspired technologies. By leveraging advanced computational models, materials science, and biomechanics, physiology engineering aims to improve human health, extend lifespan, and address complex biological challenges.
