The discovery of a new polymer with unique thermoelectric capability is key to the design of an ultra-sensitive heat sensor for biomedical and wearable technology.
3D printing brings unique considerations for medical device engineers. But when used well, FDA's additive manufacturing guidance can give you a competitive advantage.
Researchers at the University of Toronto have developed a nano-sized bot that can probe directly inside human cells to further cancer and other disease research and treatments.
The self-healing power of the robot in the film “Terminator 2” has inspired the design of a wearable, liquid-based energy harvester for self-powered devices.
Researchers have developed the first mobile bio-printer that can print directly onto human skin for fast, effective treatment of chronic wounds or other skin ailments.
While blockchain has become synonymous with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrenices, the technology actually has far reaching potential across industries ranging from manufacturing to healthcare, and even entertainment.
