3D/Additive Manufacturing
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Neurological | Surgical
3D Printed Brain Allows Surgeons to Practice
Plastic printout lets doctors get a feel for the anatomy, for a fraction of the cost of a computer simulation.Kim Krieger, University of Connecticut 09.21.17
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Cardiovascular | Neurological
Tissue Engineering Startup Gains Funding to Create Human Organs with 3D Printing
The startup seeks to eliminate wait list for organ transplants and accelerate drug development.Krause Taylor Associates 09.15.17
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Cardiovascular | Materials | Neurological
Better, Cheaper Bio-Ink Could Help Create Artificial Organs
UBC investigates gelatin-based hydrogel for regenerative medicine.University of British Columbia Okanagan Campus 09.14.17
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Diagnostics | Materials
3D-Printed Biomaterials That Degrade on Demand
Temporary structures can be degraded with biocompatible chemical trigger, could be useful to fabricate microfluidic devices.Brown University 09.08.17
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Diagnostics | Digital Health | Neurological | Software & IT
PupilScreen Detects Concussion, Brain Injuries with a Smartphone
PupilScreen can detect changes in a pupil’s response to light using a smartphone’s video camera and deep learning tools.Videos Jennifer Langston, University of Washington
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Diagnostics | Digital Health | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Low-Cost Wearables Manufactured by Hybrid 3D Printing
Method combines stretchable conductive inks with electronic components to make flexible, wearable sensors.Videos Lindsay Brownell, Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Materials
3D Metal Printing Opportunities in Medical Device Manufacturing
Technology contributes to the ushering in of personalized medicine in healthcare.Online Exclusives Ed Potoczak, Director of Industry Relations, IQMS 09.01.17
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Diagnostics | Digital Health | Software & IT
Using Smartphone 'Selfies' to Screen for Pancreatic Cancer
Smartphone app accurately measures jaundice in adults using a selfie and an accessory.Videos Jennifer Langston, University of Washington
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Cardiovascular | Materials
A New Method for 3D Printing Living Tissues
Cells contained in protective nanoliter droplets & wrapped in lipid coating; assembled layer-by-layer into living structures.University of Bristol 08.15.17
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Diagnostics | Electronics
Handheld Spectral Analyzer Uses Power of Smartphone to Detect Disease
Analyzes patient blood, urine, or saliva samples as reliably as clinic-based instruments that cost thousands of dollars.Laura Schmitt, University of Illinois College of Engineering 08.11.17
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3D/Additive Manufacturing
How Two Australian Dentists 3D Printed a Fix for Apnea
The average compliance time for CPAP is 3.5 hours a night; for O2Vent it’s 6.1 hours a night.Dorothy Pomerantz & Natalie Filatoff, GE Reports 08.09.17
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Diagnostics | Software & IT
Printable Tool Enables 15-Minute Sensitive Diagnostic Testing
A new portable platform enables sensitive and rapid diagnostic testing in resource-limited settings.Duke University 08.08.17
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Materials
'Origami Organs' Can Potentially Regenerate Tissues
Bioactive tissue paper made from organs is pliable enough to fold into origami structures.Videos Marla Paul, Northwestern University
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Contract Manufacturing | Machining & Laser Processing | Materials | Molding | R&D & Design | Testing
Testing Designs: Prototypes Help Get Medtech to Market Faster
Both traditional and advanced prototyping technologies are seeing increased use to get products to market faster.Mark Crawford, Contributing Writer 07.26.17
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | R&D & Design | Testing
Pro Tips for Prototypes: The Smart Way to Manage Device Iterations
There’s something about hitting the prototype stage of the development cycle that makes everything finally seem real. This is the point at which there is finally an object to hold in your hands—a physical representation of the vision, inv…Dawn A. Lissy, Empirical 07.26.17
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Materials
Scientists 3D Print Human Pluripotent Stem Cells
One step closer to being able to 3D print human organs and tissues for transplantation therapy.University of Wollongong 07.26.17
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Materials
Strengthening 3D Printed Parts for Real-World Use
3D printer filament is combined with a thin layer of a carbon nanotube composite material on the outside.Videos Texas A&M University
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Digital Health | Patient Monitoring
3D Printed 'Earable' Sensor Monitors Body Temperature in Real Time
The ups and downs of core body temperature can signal a range of health conditions.American Chemical Society 07.19.17
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Cardiovascular | Materials
Testing a 3D-Printed Silicone Artificial Heart
The soft artificial heart resembles the human heart in appearance and function.Videos ETH Zurich
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Cardiovascular
Houston Team One Step Closer to 3D Bioprinting Capillaries
Researchers hope to find ways of using them to generate tissues and replacement organs to transplant without rejection risk.Jade Boyd, Rice University 07.10.17
