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My FYP2 students and I are signing the report to mark the completion of FYP2 and the conclusion of her studies in the Biomedical Engineering Program.

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Name: Raimi Dewan

Race & Religion: Malay (Islam)

City and State of Origin: Kuching, Sarawak

Section: 14 & 15

Educational Background:

Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering

Master of Electrical Engineering

Bachelor’s Degree in Communication Engineering

Matriculation in Physical Science

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

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Name: Nurul Safiah Binti Asree

Race & Religion: Malay (Islam)

City and State of Origin: Sepang, Selangor

Section: 15

Educational Background:

Foundation in Engineering

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Theory is crucial in biomedical engineering for applications like MRI, electromagnetic therapy, biosensors, and wireless medical devices. It enables non-invasive diagnostics, targeted treatments, and safe bioelectromagnetic interactions, shaping the future of healthcare technology.

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Name: Norsaffa Atiyah binti Shahabuddin

Race & Religion: Malay (Islam)

City and State of Origin: Kulai, Johor

Section: 15

Education Background:

• Foundation in Science

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

Electromagnetic Field Theory widely used in biomedical engineering particular in the form of x-rays, for medical applications like diagnosis which is medical imaging and treatment, for example Hyperthemia Treatment.

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Name: Choo Wei Qi

Race & Religion: Chinese (Buddha)

City & State of Origin: Johor Bahru, Johor

Section: 14

Educational Background: Foundation in Life Science

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

It helps us understand the principles of medical imaging, such as MRI and CT, which is important in diagnostics. It also enables the development of wireless communication systems, such as remote monitoring systems and implantable sensors

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Name: Fatimahtul Nur Amierra binti Amir Hassan

Race & Religion: Bajau (Islam)

City and State of Origin: Kota Belud, Sabah

Section: 14

Education Background:

• Matriculation (Science Stream)

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

Electromagnetic Field Theory is essential in biomedical engineering as it explains how electric and magnetic fields interact with the human body. This knowledge is used in developing medical devices and techniques, such as imaging machines and therapeutic equipment, to improve healthcare.

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Name: Mabel Ling Mei

Race & Religion: Chinese ( Christian)

City and State of Origin: Ipoh, Perak

Section: 14

Educational Background:

STPM (Bio)

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

Electromagnetic Field Theory(EMT)is important in biomedical engineering because it helps in medical imaging and treatments. For example, MRI uses magnetic fields to take clear pictures of organs, while EEG and ECG use electrical signals to check brain and heart activity. EMF theory also helps in making better medical devices and wireless implants. It plays a key role in developing new healthcare technologies and improving patient care.

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Name: Lee Ler Yao

Race & Religion: Chinese (Buddhist)

City and State of Origin: Puchong, Selangor

Section: 14

Educational Background:

STPM (biology)

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

As a biomedical engineering student, Electromagnetic field theory is essential for understanding medical imaging, monitoring systems, therapeutic devices, and implants. It plays an important role in advancing healthcare technology.

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Name: Goh Yi Xuan

Race & Religion: Chinese (Buddhist)

City and State of Origin: Bukit Mertajam, Penang

Section: 14

Educational Background:

• Penang Matriculation

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

Electromagnetic Field Theory is fundamental to biomedical engineering, influencing various aspects of medical technology. Its applications in imaging, diagnostics, therapy, and biomedical instrumentation highlight its significance in advancing modern healthcare. As research progresses, the integration of EMT principles will continue to drive innovations that improve patient outcomes and medical practice.

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Name: Wan Nor Ezirica Binti Wan Mohd Noral Azman

Race & Religion: Malay (Islam)

City and State of Origin: Johor Bahru, Johor

Section: 14

Education Background: Matriculation (Life Science)

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

Electromagnetic field theory is crucial in biomedical engineering as it underpins the design and function of many medical technologies. It enables advanced imaging techniques like MRI and CT scans, therapeutic applications such as electrotherapy and radiofrequency ablation, and the development of biomedical sensors and wearable devices. Additionally, it plays a key role in neural engineering, tissue engineering, wireless communication for implantable devices, and ensuring the safety of medical technologies.

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Name : Syazwani

Race : Malay

City : Kuala Lumpur

Section : 14

Educational background :

Foundation in Science

Electromagnetic field theory is fundamental to biomedical engineering. It underpins MRI imaging, allowing detailed internal views. Therapeutic applications like TMS and diathermy rely on it to manipulate biological tissues. Device development, from ensuring EMC to designing sensors and wireless power systems, heavily depends on understanding electromagnetic principles. Crucially, it informs safety assessments of electromagnetic exposure. In essence, this theory is a cornerstone enabling advancements in medical technology, diagnostics, and treatments.

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Name: Yap Yee Rui

Race & Religion: Chinese (Buddhist)

City and State of Origin: Segamat, Johor

Section: 14

Educational Background: STPM (physics)

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

EMT is important in biomedical engineering because it helps develop advanced medical tools like MRI, ECG, and electromagnetic therapy. As it improves, it will make medical tests and treatments safer and more effective, bringing big changes to healthcare.

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Name: Chew Shi Ki

Race & Religion: Chinese (Buddhist)

City and State of Origin: Johor Bahru, Johor

Section 14

Educational Background:

UTM Space Foundation (Physical Science)

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

Electromagnetic field theory is foundational to many aspects of biomedical engineering, many biomedical devices, such as pacemakers and defibrillators, use electromagnetic fields to monitor and regulate heart activity. Wearable devices that monitor vital signs also rely on electromagnetic sensors.

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Name: Branda Ling

Race & Religion: Chinese (Kristian)

City and State of Origin: Sibu, Sarawak

Section 14

Educational Background:

Kolej Matrikulasi Labuan (Life Science)

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

Electromagnetic Field Theory is essential in biomedical engineering, enabling advancements in medical imaging, diagnostics, therapy, and medical devices. It powers technologies like MRI, ECG, supports treatments such as electromagnetic therapy and hyperthermia, and facilitates wireless communication in implantable and wearable devices.

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Name: Hooi Pei Xuan

Race & Religion: Chinese Buddhist

City and state of origin: Ipoh, Perak

Section: 14

Educational background: Kolej Matrikulasi Perak

The significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

EMT is crucial in biomedical engineering for understanding and developing technologies that diagnose, treat, and monitor biological systems, including medical imaging (MRI, CT), therapeutic applications (hyperthermia), and understanding bioelectromagnetic signaling.

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Name : Nuramiera Arissa Binti Mohd Asri

Race & Religion : Malay (Islam)

City and State of Origin : Tanah Merah, Kelantan

Section : 15

Educational Background : Matriculation (Life Science)

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering :

EMT theory is an essential basis for understanding the medical devices, methods, and system used for electrical energy. It helps in develop and understanding medical imaging such as MRI and CT which is important for medical applications. For example to detect cancer, hyperthermia of tumors or healthcare informatics. EMT theory also helps to improve visualization during medical procedures and enhance patient safety.

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Name: Nurul Anis binti Muhammad Fauzi

Race & Religion: Malay (Islam)

City and State of Origin: Pasir Gudang, Johor

Section: 15

Educational Background: Matriculation (Life Science)

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Theory is essential in biomedical engineering, especially in medical imaging which helps in accurate diagnosis. It is also used in therapeutic devices such as nerve stimulators and electromagnetic therapy.

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Name: Vivian Lee Hui Li

Race & Religion: Chinese (Buddhist)

City and State of Origin: Johor Bahru, Johor

Section: 14

Educational Background:

-STPM (Bio)

Electromagnetic Field Theory (EMFT) is essential in biomedical engineering as it underlies medical imaging technologies like MRI, CT scans, and X-rays, which rely on electromagnetic interactions for detailed visualization of internal structures. It also plays a key role in biomedical sensors such as ECG, EEG, and biosensors that detect physiological signals. Therapeutic applications like diathermy, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), and hyperthermia treatments use electromagnetic fields for medical interventions.

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Name : Nurul Natasya binti Saharudin

Race & Religion : Malay (Islam)

City and State of Origin : Taiping, Perak

Section : 15

Educational Background :

• Matriculation (Computer Science)

The Significant of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

Electromagnetic Theory (EMT) is essential in biomedical engineering as it underpins the design and functioning of medical devices like MRI, X-ray, and ultrasound imaging, as well as therapeutic tools like pacemakers and electromagnetic therapy devices. EMT is crucial for ensuring electromagnetic compatibility, optimizing wireless communication in implantable devices, and maintaining safety standards. Understanding EMT helps biomedical engineers develop advanced, efficient, and safe medical technologies.

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Name: Tan Yun Ting

Race & Religion: Chinese (Buddhist)

City and State of Origin: Butterworth, Penang

Section: 14

Educational Background:

STPM (bio)

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

EMT play a crucial role in biomedical engineering, impacting the development, design and application of various medical devices and technologies. For example MRI machines rely on the strong powerful magnetic field and radiofrequency waves to produce and display us detailed image of internal body structures. With EMT, it enable us to gain a better understanding of the underlying machines of several conditions and help us to diagnose them accurately

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name : nurnaelah

race and religion : bajau (islam)

city and state of origin : semporna , sabah

section : 14

educational background : matriculation (life science)

Electromagnetic field (EMF) theory is crucial in biomedical engineering for applications like medical imaging (e.g., MRI), therapeutic devices (e.g., TMS), and bioelectromagnetics, which studies how electromagnetic waves interact with biological tissues. It aids in designing safe medical devices, understanding biological effects of EMF, and advancing wireless healthcare technologies.

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Name: Teyu Jie Min

Race & Religion: Chinese (Christian)

City and State of Origin: Kulai,Johor

Section: 14

Educational Background:

Foundation in Life Science

The Significance of Electromagnetic ry in Biomedical Engineering:

Electromagnetic Field play a crucial role in biomedical engineering for explores the interaction of biological system with electromagnetic field,enabling the application of diagnostic, therapies and imaging such as CT and X-rays.

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Name: Siti Roiysah Binti Sallahuddin

Race & Religion: Malay (Islam)

City and State of Origin: Tanah Merah, Kelantan

Section: 15

Educational Background:

• Matriculation in Life Science

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering is for designing safe medical devices, improving treatments, and advancing diagnostic tools.

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Name: Nur A'aliya Mahira binti Mohd Afandi

Race & Religion: Malay (Islam)

City and State of Origin: Marang, Terengganu

Section: 15

Educational Background: Matriculation in Physical Science

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

Electromagnetic is an essential basis for understanding the devices, methods, and systems used for electrical energy.

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Name: Teh Cai Ying

Race & Religion: Chinese (Buddhist)

City and State of Origin: Bukit Mertajam, Penang

Section: 14

Educational Background: Penang Matriculation

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

Electromagnetic field theory is significant in biomedical engineering because it helps in the development of medical technologies like imaging systems (MRI, CT scans), cancer treatments (hyperthermia), and diagnostic tools (ECG, EEG). It also enables advancements in therapeutic techniques, such as electromagnetic field-based therapies and prosthetics, and ensures the safe use of devices by understanding how electromagnetic waves interact with the body.

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Name: Nurfitrina Aisyah Binti Mohd Asri

Race & Religion: Malay(Islam)

City And State of Origin: Bachok, Kelantan

Section: 14

Educational Background: Matriculation (life science)

The Significant of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

Electromagnetic field theory is essential in biomedical engineering, enabling the creation of modern medical technologies. It powers imaging systems like MRI for viewing internal body structures, supports treatments. Additionally, it allows brain therapies through magnetic stimulation and enhances understanding of how electromagnetic fields interact with human tissues, driving progress in safer and more efficient medical solutions.

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Name: Siti Sarah Binti M.Aminuddin

Race & Religion: Malay (Islam)

City and State of Origin: Kajang, Selangor

Section: 15

Educational Background:

Diploma in Politeknik Shah Alam

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

EMT field theory is foundational to the development and application of many technologies in biomedical engineering. It also enabling advancements in diagnostics, treatment and understanding of biological systems.

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Name:Edison Chua Chen Xi

Race and religion:Chinese (Buddhist)

City and state of origin:Batu Pahat,Johor

Section: 14

Education background:foundation in science

The significance of electromagnetic field theory in Biomedical Engineering:Electromagnetic field theory lets us have a better understanding on how the medical device works such as X rays,MRI,CT scan.We learn the theory and the ways this kind of device helps in diagnosis

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Name : Nurkhairunnisa binti A Ghani

Race & Religion : Malay (Islam)

City & State of origin : Kluang, Johor

Education Background : Matriculation

The significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in biomedical engineering : Electromagnetic fields are crucial in biomedical engineering for imaging, diagnostics, therapy, and wireless medical applications.

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Name : Nur Irdina Maisarah bin Rozlin

Race and religion : malay, Islam

City and state of origin : Bukit Rambai, Melaka

Section : 15

Education background : matriculation (life science)

The significant of electromagnetic field theory in biomedical engineering :

EMT is crucial for biomedical engineering student to have the deeper understanding in how some of the device work. Such as MRI, X-rays and many more. this subject play important roles for enhancing the diagnosis accuracy and improve treatment results for better of patients life.

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Name:Faustina Sharon Nathan

Race and Religion: Indian, Roman Catholic Christian

Section:15

Education Background: Diploma in Biomedical Engineering

The significance of electromagnetic field theory in biomedical engineering:EM theory is an essential basis for understanding the devices, methods, and systems used for electrical energy. Both electric and magnetic fields are defined in terms of the forces they produce.Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Theory is essential in **Biomedical Engineering** for medical imaging (MRI, EEG), therapeutic applications (electromagnetic therapy, laser surgery), and medical devices (pacemakers, neurostimulation). It also plays a role in *biosensors, wearable tech, and bio-signal processing*, ensuring both innovation and safety in healthcare technology.

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Name:Zhang yuefeng

Race and religion:Chinese

City and state of origin:ShenZhen China

Section: 15

Electromagnetic field (EM) theory plays a vital role in biomedical engineering because it helps us understand the fundamental principles behind various medical devices. Technologies such as X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans rely on electromagnetic waves to capture images of the human body, aiding in accurate diagnosis and treatment. By studying EM theory, biomedical engineers can gain insight into the functioning of these devices, furthering advances in medical imaging and healthcare technology. This knowledge is essential for improving diagnostic accuracy and developing innovative solutions for medical applications.

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Name: Irdynafisa binti Jamiran

Race and religion: Malay, Islam

City and state of origin: Batu Pahat, Johor

Education Background: Matriculation in Life Science

Section: 15

Electromagnetic Field Theory is fundamental to biomedical engineering, enhancing medical imaging, therapy, diagnostics, and wireless healthcare. Understanding EMFT allows engineers to develop safer, more effective medical devices and treatments, ultimately improving patient care.

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Name : Nur Sufiduratul Ain binti Muhamad Nor

Race & Religion : Malay (Islam)

City and State of Origin : Puncak Alam, Selangor

Section : 14

Educational Background : Kolej Matrikulasi Selangor

Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) are crucial in biomedical engineering, enabling MRI imaging, therapies like TMS and PEMF, and powering medical devices such as ECGs and pacemakers. They support wireless healthcare, aid in tissue healing, and are used in cancer treatments like radiofrequency ablation. EMFs play a key role in advancing medical diagnostics and patient care.

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Name: LAKSHMITASRI RAVINDRAN

Race & Religion: INDIAN (HINDU)

City and State of Origin: KULIM,KEDAH

Section: 14

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Educational Background : MATRICULATION (COMPUTER SCIENCE)

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field

Theory in Biomedical Engineering :

Electromagnetic Field theory plays a vital role in biomedical engineering by supporting technologies such as MRI, biomedical imaging, neural stimulation, and wireless medical implants. It aids in analyzing how electromagnetic waves interact with biological tissues, enhancing diagnostic tools, treatment approaches, and medical device innovation.

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Name: Wai Sin Yee

Race & Religion: Chinese (Buddhist)

City and State of Origin: Gerik, Perak

Section: 14

Educational Background:

-STPM (Bio)

Electromagnetic Field Theory (EMFT) is essential in biomedical engineering, powering medical imaging technologies like MRI, CT scans, and X-rays for clear internal visualization. It also supports biomedical sensors like ECG, EEG, and biosensors for detecting physiological signals. Additionally, EMFT plays a key role in therapies such as diathermy, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), and hyperthermia treatments, using electromagnetic fields for medical treatments.

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Name: Chin Wun Ann

Race & Religion: Chinese & Buddha

City and State of Origin: Ipoh, Perak

Section: 14

Educational Background: STPM, SMK Jalan Tasek

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

Electromagnetic field theory is crucial in biomedical engineering as it underpins the development and functioning of medical imaging technologies, therapeutic devices, and diagnostic tools, enabling advancements in healthcare and patient treatment.

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Name : Tengku Putri Ainun Sailah bt Tengku Maznan

Race & Religion: Malay ( Islam )

City & State of origin : Machang, Kelantan

Section : 15

Educational education:

• Matriculation (pure science)

The significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering :

EM theory is a fundamental key driver to push the frontiers of biomedical technology. These studies include evaluation of health hazards of microwave field emission by ubiquitous wireless communication systems, interaction of electromagnetic waves with biological tissues and living systems, and also the therapeutic, diagnostic, and imaging applications of electromagnetics. Cancer detection using ultrawideband signal, hyperthermia of tumors, healthcare informatics, and wireless bioimplants are some of the research topics using electromagnetic waves.

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Name: Alesha Nabihah binti Azimi

Race & Religion: Malay (Islam)

City and State of Origin: Klang, Selangor

Section: 15

Educational Background :

Matriculation in Life Science

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

Advance research in electromagnetics theory has been a fundamental key driver to push the frontiers of biomedical technology. These studies include evaluation of health hazards of microwave field emission by ubiquitous wireless communication systems, interaction of electromagnetic waves with biological tissues and living systems, and also the therapeutic, diagnostic, and imaging applications of electromagnetics. For example, cancer detection using ultrawideband signal, hyperthermia of tumors, healthcare informatics, and wireless bioimplants are some of the research topics using electromagnetic waves.

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Name: Khairul Anwar Bin Saifun Hakimi

Race & Religion: Malay, Islam

City and State of Origin: Kajang, Selangor

Section: 14

Education Background: Diploma in Biomedical Engineering

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering: Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Theory is essential in biomedical engineering, enabling advancements in medical imaging, diagnostics, and therapy. Technologies like MRI, electromagnetic tomography, and microwave imaging rely on EM fields for non-invasive diagnostics, while treatments such as transcranial magnetic stimulation and hyperthermia therapy use controlled electromagnetic exposure for healing. EM-based biosensors and wireless medical devices facilitate real-time health monitoring, improving patient care. Additionally, EMF theory helps ensure the safety and effectiveness of medical devices by studying their interactions with biological tissues. Overall, EMF applications continue to revolutionize healthcare, making treatments more precise and efficient.

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Name: Ng Chu Ting

Race & Religion: Chinese(Buddha)

City and State of Origin: Bandar Baharu, Kedah

Section: 14

Education Background:

UTM Space Foundation (Physical Science)

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering:

EM theory in an essential basis for understanding the devices, methods, and systems used for electrical energy especially used in applications in biomedical such as magnetic resonance imaging(MRI), radio frequency ablation (RFA) used in cardiology and tumour therapy.

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Name : Aqilah Dania Hasya binti Noel Rosslan

Race & Religion : Malay ( Islam )

City and State of Origin : Selayang , Selangor

Section : 15

Educational Background : Foundation in Life Science

The Significant of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering :

Electromagnetic field theory is a fundamental concept in biomedical engineering that enables advancements in medical devices, treatments, diagnostics, and healthcare technology.For example, enabling advancements in medical imaging (MRI, X-rays), biomedical equipment (ECG, EEG, MEG), and therapeutic therapies (diathermy, electromagnetic stimulation, cancer treatment)

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Name: Khairul Amirin Bin Saifun Hakimi

Race & Religion: Malay, Islam

City and State of Origin: Kajang, Selangor

Section: 15

Education Background: Diploma in Biomedical Engineering

The Significance of Electromagnetic Field Theory in Biomedical Engineering: Electromagnetic field (EMF) theory plays a crucial role in biomedical engineering, enabling advancements in medical imaging, diagnostics, and therapy. Technologies such as MRI, electromagnetic biosensors, and wireless medical devices rely on EMF principles for accurate and non-invasive monitoring of physiological processes. Additionally, EMF-based techniques like transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and radiofrequency ablation (RFA) are used for neurological treatments and targeted cancer therapy. Understanding EMF interactions with biological tissues is essential for developing safer and more effective medical technologies, making it a fundamental aspect of biomedical engineering.