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Biological engineering (a. k. a. biosystems engineering, bioengineering) is any type of engineering--for example, mechanical engineering--applied to living things.

1 Examples

Aquaculture
Biosensors
Bio-based materials
Biomaterials
Industrial fermentation
Industrial enzymatic reactions
Production and purification of biopharmaceuticals
Advanced life support system
Artificial biospheres, eg. Biosphere 2
Animal locomotion

2 Related topics

Biological engineering has significant overlap with food process engineering , agricultural engineering and biomedical engineering.

3 External links

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