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OFF THE SHELF, ON THE SKIN: STICK-ON ELECTRONIC PATCHES FOR HEALTH MONITORING

Engineers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Northwestern University have demonstrated thin, soft sti…

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Tiny power generator runs on spit

Saliva-powered micro-sized microbial fuel cells can produce minute amounts of energy sufficient to run on-chip applicati…

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Faster Dental Treatment with New Photoactive Molecule

A new dental filling material, developed at the Vienna University of Technology, is easier to harden. It makes dental treatment faster and easier.

A new dental filling material, developed at the Vienna University of Technology, is easier to harden. It makes dental tr…

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LIGHT AND ELECTRONS, A PROFITABLE DANCE

Over the past half-century, biosensors have opened a new window on the physical world while revolutionizing much of mode…

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Researchers at University of Wisconsin-Madison Measure 2D SFG Spectrum of a Peptide Using Princeton Instruments CCD Camera!

Determination of the secondary structure of interface-bound peptides is a powerful tool in the investigation of such pro…

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New biomedical diagnostics using personalized 3D imaging

Researchers at the firm 4DNature and the Universidad Carlos III of Madrid are developing a new technology, called helica…

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Label-free biosensor based on a microelectromechanical system Fabry–Perot interferometer integrated with a photodetector

The Fabry–Perot sensor was fabricated using a 4-inch p-type silicon wafer. The photodiode was integrated into the silico…

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Graphene ‘sandwich’ improves imaging of biomolecules

By sandwiching a biological molecule between sheets of graphene, researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago ha…

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Optogenetics as good as electrical stimulation

Brown researchers have shown that optogenetics — a technique that uses pulses of visible light to alter the behavior of…

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ICFO launches its fifth Spin-Off bringing new medical technology to market

New commercial venture offers solutions for the care for cerebrovascular diseases

This new high tech company introduces a diagnostic tool which will allow doctors to better care for many cerebrovascular…

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A leap forward in X-ray technology

New system could provide detailed images — even of soft tissue — from a lightweight, portable device.

A new approach developed by researchers at MIT and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) could dramatically change that,…

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Penn Produces Graphene Nanoribbons With Nanopores for Fast DNA Sequencing

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have now made an advance towards realizing a new sequencing technique base…

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New technique for testing drugs to treat cystic fibrosis and epilepsy

A large percentage of pharmaceutical drugs target ion channels, which are proteins found in a cell’s membrane, that play…

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Teledyne DALSA Expands Dynamic Flat Detector Series to Benefit Clinical Procedures

Xineos-1515 CMOS X-Ray detector offers unrivalled diagnostic performance at reduced patient dose

The Xineos-1515 features Teledyne DALSA’s next generation CMOS image sensor technology and delivers an unmatched combina…

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New Department of Medical Engineering Added by the Caltech Division of Engineering and Applied Science

Caltech's Division of Engineering and Applied Science has added a new department to its roster: the Department of Medica…

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Lasers might be the cure for brain diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden, together with researchers at the Polish Wroclaw University o…

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Super-Thin Membranes Clear the Way for Chip-Sized Pumps

Diagnostic Devices the Size of a Credit Card Are Now a Possibility

A super-thin silicon membrane developed at the University of Rochester could now make it possible to drastically shrink…

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ZEISS Lenses for the Digital World

Under the product name Digital Lenses, ZEISS is now launching lenses on the market that offer better vision to users of smartphones, tablets, etc. and therefore help prevent eye strain.

Under the product name Digital Lenses, ZEISS is now launching lenses on the market that offer better vision to users of…

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A natural boost for MRI scans

Using an innocuous agent that is already naturally produced in the body, EPFL researchers have developed a breakthrough…

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A Better Breathalyzer

Gel-filled gemstones make new reusable, color-changing tool for detecting alcohol vapor concentration

Researchers have developed an inexpensive, highly portable breathalyzer that uses opals that change color from green to…

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