Laser-driven thermoviscous flows provide contact-free rotation, transport or stabilization of delicate samples such as biological cells
Read article: Laser-based rotation of floating samples enables high-resolution 3D microscopy
A snoring-based framework shows potential as a low-cost, non-contact screening tool for obstructive sleep apnoea
Read article: Abnormal snoring sounds help diagnose common sleep disorder
New class of biocompatible quantum nanosensor unveiled in Japan
Read article: Molecular spin sensor takes the temperature of cancer cells
Medical Sensors and Imaging will publish innovative research at the intersection of engineering, biomedical and computer sciences
Read article: New journal aims to advance the interdisciplinary field of personalized health
Researchers use directed evolution to create magneto-sensitive fluorescent proteins that can interact with magnetic fields and radio waves
Read article: New quantum-enabled proteins could improve biosensing
A dissolvable drug capsule uses radiofrequency signals to ensure that people are taking their medication on schedule
Read article: RFID-tagged drug capsule lets doctors know when it has been swallowed
New device could be used to observe structures as small as individual proteins, as well as the environment in which they move
Read article: Bidirectional scattering microscope detects micro- and nanoscale structures simultaneously
An adhesive pressure–strain sensor system that can detect reduced foetal movement could provide a promising new tool for maternity care
Read article: Band-aid like wearable sensor continuously monitors foetal movement
The CytoDiffusion classifier analyses the shape and structure of blood cells to detect abnormalities that may indicate blood disorders
Read article: Generative AI model detects blood cell abnormalities
Ultrasound-activated microbubble arrays create flexible actuators for applications ranging from soft robotics to minimally invasive surgery
Read article: Microbubbles power soft, programmable artificial muscles
