Researchers at Koç University in Turkey have created a specialized wound dressing that incorporates a sensor capable of continuously measuring the pH of the wound environment, offering a new approach to tracking healing in both acute and chronic wounds. The […]
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Researchers at Radboud University Medical Center, in collaboration with the University of Twente, have developed a retina-on-chip platform that combines patient-derived retinal organoids with microelectrode arrays to evaluate the functional impact of gene therapies for rare inherited eye diseases. These
A research team at Waseda University has developed a soft, integrated smart contact lens capable of real time intraocular pressure monitoring using ultra sensitive wireless technology. The innovation is designed to support early diagnosis and management of glaucoma, a chronic
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A research team at the Institute of Mechanics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences has developed a soft, biodegradable wireless implant capable of monitoring internal physiological signals over long distances and wide angles. The device is designed to overcome major
A new soft, hair thin probe developed at Northwestern University is introducing a way to continuously monitor fetal vital signs during in utero surgery, a capability that has not been possible with existing tools. In current procedures, surgeons rely on
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A research team at Koç University in Istanbul, Turkey has developed a wireless, light driven optoelectronic stimulation technology designed to help people with retinal degenerative diseases that currently have no curative treatment. Retinal degeneration affects millions worldwide and leads to
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A research team at Virginia Commonwealth University is developing highly realistic hydrogel based rat brain models to better understand how physical forces travel through brain tissue during traumatic events. This work focuses on the physics of traumatic brain injury, an
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Severe skeletal muscle injuries, especially volumetric muscle loss where large portions of muscle are destroyed, remain difficult to treat because the body struggles to regenerate such extensive damage on its own. Addressing this challenge, researchers at the Institute of Process
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A soft, flexible wearable device developed at the University of Cambridge is offering a new noninvasive way for stroke survivors to recover natural speech by decoding neuromuscular signals from the throat. Many people who experience post stroke speech impairments retain
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A new saliva based diagnostic tool developed at the University of Waterloo is being positioned as a faster and more objective way to identify concussions in real time. The technology was created by HeadFirst, a startup co-founded by a Waterloo
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