Bioingeniería

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    Introducción a la Bioestadística
    (Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, Facultad de Ciencias de Ingeniería y Tecnología, 2025-11) Martínez Plata, Daniela Mercedes; Uriarte Ramírez, Irma; Barboza Tello, Norma Alicia; Medina Castro, Paúl
    Video that provides an introductory overview of Biostatistics and its relationship with Statistics. It discusses several examples of its application in the Life Sciences and briefly mentions the types of studies or analyses commonly found in this discipline. The video was created using a Google Slides presentation and the ScreenPal application. Using this resource as part of the activities carried out on the platform allows the in-person session to be devoted to complementary activities that enhance the understanding of the types of studies present in Biostatistics.
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    Lecture 4: Mechanical Properties part 3
    (Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, Facultad de Ingeniería, Arquitectura y Diseño, 2025-11) Gómez Gutiérrez, Claudia Mariana; Topete Martínez, Sara Olimpia
    This video presents a focused explanation of fracture toughness as a key mechanical property in biomaterials, describing how materials resist crack initiation and propagation under applied stress. It introduces the main fracture parameters (K, Kc, KIC, G), distinguishes between ductile and brittle fracture mechanisms, and highlights the influence of microstructure, defects, and testing methods on failure behavior. Standard fracture tests such as SENB and SEVNB are briefly addressed to illustrate how fracture toughness is quantified in practice. Finally, the video emphasizes the importance of understanding fracture mechanics when designing biomaterials and biomedical devices, since predicting failure modes and durability is essential for safety and performance in real operating conditions.