My research during the course of the PhD studies has been focused on developing micro-devices for cancer treatment, tissue engineering and drug discovery/drug delivery purposes. Specifically, my goal is to make a model of the brain microvascular network (Blood-brain barrier) to study and enhance the drug delivery to the brain. This area of research has applications in the pharmaceutical and medical device industries and will make a paradigm shift in the next decade. As a mechanical engineer and biomedical scientist my career goal is to become a researcher in medical device or pharmaceutical industries and contribute to the technological advancements. During the mini-internship trip I will be face to face with other scientists who have pursued the same path and I will know more about the tasks and responsibilities as well as the requirements for these jobs. What I would like to know is the process for developing new products in the biomedical industries including scientific, financial and legal procedures to turn an idea into a product. Also being an interdisciplinary industry, I would like to see how engineers, physicians and other scientists collaborate to develop a new product. And finally I would like to see what are the major challenges to the scientists working in this area, which overcoming them could take the industry to the next level.