Biotechnology and Bioethics in Engineering Education

Biotechnology offers a great deal of opportunities for human to improve the health and quality of life using new medicines and biomedical devices.However, this technology brings a number of questions and concerns about the social, cultural, moral, legal, and ethical implications of the technology.The main problems are related to the fundamental concepts, principles, and theories addressing those issues arising from clinical practice, medical and biological research, resource allocation, and access to biomedical technology.Bioethics deals with all of these issues and provides possible solutions in the field.In the present bioethics study, we will provide a detailed report of the implications of biotechnology and bioethics, which may be useful for training and protecting undergraduate and graduate students, as well as scientists, doctors, nurses, engineers, policymakers, and regulators working in the field.