Tracing the spread of cancer
Endomagnetics co-founder Simon Hattersley on starting a company that makes magnetic nanoparticle systems for detecting cancer
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Endomagnetics co-founder Simon Hattersley on starting a company that makes magnetic nanoparticle systems for detecting cancer
Read article: Tracing the spread of cancer
As innovations in 3D bioprinting begin to impact the commercial and clinical worlds, Margaret Harris explains how these advances could prove significant
Read article: Print me an organ
Cather Simpson tells the "start-up story" of Engender, which uses photonics technology to sort bull sperm by sex for the dairy industry
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Peter Leibinger, chief technology officer at the industrial laser and machine-tool firm TRUMPF, discusses progress in additive manufacturing
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The vergence-accommodation conflict is one of the thorniest problems in virtual reality optics. Margaret Harris assesses strategies for tackling it
Read article: A better virtual experience
Aircraft that harvest energy from the wind offer a breath of fresh air at the IDTechEx conference in Berlin
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NovaCentrix’s chief technology officer Kurt Schroder on how the company got into printable electronics
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Exploring the interactions between companies and major scientific organizations such as CERN, ESA and ITER
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Exploring state-of-the-art systems at Photonics West
Read article: A virtual tour of virtual reality
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