Read article: Untangling the mechanisms behind surgical knot strength
Untangling the mechanisms behind surgical knot strength
New finding could be used to train surgeons or robots to tie stronger, safer sutures
Read article: Untangling the mechanisms behind surgical knot strength
Read article: Medical devices take design tips from the animal kingdom
Medical devices take design tips from the animal kingdom
From shrimp to butterflies, and now the pangolin and blue-ringed octopus, animals provide inspiration for a myriad of medical devices and applications
Read article: Shopping trolley could save lives, the bottle bouncing challenge
Shopping trolley could save lives, the bottle bouncing challenge
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Sniffing out drug driving: why a breath test for cannabis is so hard to create
Sniffing out drug driving: why a breath test for cannabis is so hard to create
An expert in nanoparticle metrology and neurotoxicology is our podcast guest
Read article: Wireless ultrasound monitor is ready for a workout
Wireless ultrasound monitor is ready for a workout
New sensor transmits data continuously and can be worn comfortably on the skin without frequent adjustments
Read article: Novel breathalyser rapidly tests for COVID-19
Novel breathalyser rapidly tests for COVID-19
Laser spectroscopy technique analyses exhaled breath to diagnose illness
Read article: Pacemakers, defibrillators not affected by high-power electric vehicle chargers
Pacemakers, defibrillators not affected by high-power electric vehicle chargers
Cardiovascular researchers found no instances of electromagnetic interference from high-power electric vehicle chargers in individuals with cardiac devices
Read article: Ultrathin e-tattoo provides continuous heart monitoring
Ultrathin e-tattoo provides continuous heart monitoring
A flexible chest e-tattoo measures electrical and mechanical cardiac signals to detect early signs of heart disease
Read article: Laser-printed electronics could create next-generation medical implants
Laser-printed electronics could create next-generation medical implants
Researchers have succeeded in directly printing three-dimensional conducting polymer structures inside a living organism
Read article: Light-triggered implantable device provides programmable drug delivery
Light-triggered implantable device provides programmable drug delivery
First-of-its-kind drug delivery technology is absorbable by the body, avoiding the need for surgical removal
