Gas sensor made from nanoflakes of indium oxide-based materials successfully identifies individuals with lung cancer
Read article: Nanoflake-based breath sensor delivers ultrasensitive lung cancer screening
Surgical stitches that generate electrical charge speed up the healing of muscle wounds in rats
Read article: Electrical sutures accelerate wound healing
In-ear electroencephalography could protect drivers, pilots and machine operators from the dangers of fatigue
Read article: Drowsiness-detecting earbuds could help drivers stay safe at the wheel
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Read article: Diamond dust for MRI, 4D printing creates advanced devices
Ultrathin device integrates flexible electronic sensors, ultrasoft hydrogel and living cells to monitor and treat skin disease
Read article: Living bioelectronics capture physiological signals and deliver targeted therapy
Inkjet-based 3D printing can fabricate customized tablets with drug release profiles tailored to a patient’s individual needs
Read article: 3D printing creates personalized pharmaceuticals
Researchers are developing novel sensors that might be applied to next-generation magnetoencephalography systems
Read article: Next-generation quantum sensors detect human biomagnetism
A biocompatible battery that runs on oxygen circulating in the body could one day provide continuous power to implantable medical devices
Read article: Implantable and biocompatible battery powered by the body’s own oxygen
Sensing platform uses magnetized hydrogels and a smartphone’s magnetometer to measure glucose concentration in test samples
Read article: NIST researchers develop magnetics-based analyte sensor
Researchers have developed magnetic coiling microfibre robots and used them to embolize arterial bleeding in a rabbit
Read article: Magnetic microbots show promise for treating aneurysms and brain tumours
