Bioengineering (noun)

The application of engineering principles and techniques to the study and design of biological systems, including living organisms, their parts, products and processes.

Origin:

From bio- + engineering.

Examples:

1. Bioengineering is a multidisciplinary field that involves the use of biology, engineering, and computer science.
2. The bioengineering department at the university offers courses in genetic engineering, biomaterials, and biomechanics.
3. Bioengineering has led to the development of artificial organs and prosthetics.
4. Bioengineering is being used to create new medical treatments and therapies.
5. The bioengineering team was able to create a new type of bacteria that can clean up oil spills.