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Researchers Find a Nanotechnology Fix to a Bioanalytical Problem

Feb 24, 2022

The China-based research team foresees a bright future for this novel nanomaterial-based application, especially in clinical and diagnostic setups.

What If There Was a Better Way to Monitor Sepsis?

Feb 23, 2022

A new medical device startup just received a breakthrough device designation from FDA for the non-invasive monitoring of sepsis using optoacoustic technology.

Unlocking New Materials for Your Next Medical Device

Feb 23, 2022

We’ve only just tapped the surface of what’s possible, shares Jim Biggins, CEO of Access Vascular and upcoming MD&M West speaker.

Challenges for Single-Fault Safety in Medical Devices

Feb 23, 2022

TÜV SÜD examines obstacles in the development of safe electrical or electronic medical devices.

Spartha Medical to Use European Innovation Council Grant for Clinical Trials of Medical Device Coatings

Feb 23, 2022

The company's antimicrobial, antiviral, and anti-inflammatory coatings are derived from natural biopolymers.

Why Are Olympics Skiers Wearing Kinesiology Tape on Their Faces?

Feb 22, 2022

The athletes believe the tape helps to shield them from the harsh temperatures and wind as they compete at the Winter Olympics.

Could a Biomaterial Hydrogel One Day Treat Spinal Cord Injuries?

Feb 18, 2022

Early research suggests an anisotropic gel treatment has the potential to regrow nerves.

Who’s Afraid of a Global Plastic Treaty?

Feb 16, 2022

A global plastic treaty is certain to be on the table at the United Nations Environment Assembly at the end of the month. Should the plastics industry be worried?

Considerations When Choosing Medical Device Connectivity Solutions

Feb 16, 2022

Connectors, cable assemblies, and electronic solutions are poised to power the next generation of medical devices.

New Artificial Skin Mimics the Way Human Skin Reacts to Extreme Stimuli

Feb 16, 2022

Research out of Korea shows that the artificial skin overcomes the limitations of previous skin-repair solutions with a self-powered temperature-sensing platform.

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