Quantitative Human Physiology: An Introduction (Biomedical Engineering)
by Joseph J Feher Ph.D. Cornell University
Quantitative Human Physiology: An Introduction (Biomedical Engineering) by Joseph J Feher Ph.D. from Cornell University introduces key physiological concepts through a quantitative approach. Designed for biomedical engineering students, it applies mathematical principles to human body systems, fostering a deeper understanding of physiology in an engineering context. This foundational text bridges biology and engineering for academic exploration.
About This Book
Quantitative Human Physiology: An Introduction provides a foundational exploration of human physiology through a quantitative lens, tailored for biomedical engineering students.
The book emphasizes the application of mathematical and engineering principles to physiological systems, bridging biology and engineering disciplines.
Authored by Joseph J Feher Ph.D. from Cornell University, it serves as an accessible entry point for learners interested in the quantitative analysis of human body functions.
With a focus on core concepts, the text supports academic study in biomedical fields by integrating physiological knowledge with quantitative methods.
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