Electronics
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Clinical Trial Tests 'Tattoo Sensor' as Needleless Glucose Monitor
The tattoo sensor measures insulin levels through sweat on the skin.University of California - San Diego 04.20.18
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Diagnostics | Electronics
Wisdom Tooth: Electronic Sensor Checks Saliva to Screen for Disease
Research team is developing biological sensors that would analyze saliva and send information electronically to doctors.Videos Washington University in St. Louis
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Cardiovascular | Electronics | Software & IT
Abbott Releases Planned Security and Performance Updates for Implanted Cardiac Devices
Latest in planned series of cybersecurity updates further strengthens security and performance of ICDs.Abbott Laboratories 04.17.18
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Diagnostics | Electronics | Software & IT
Deep Learning Transforms Smartphone Microscopes into Laboratory-Grade Devices
Deep learning can enhance microscopic details in photos taken by smartphones.UCLA Samueli School of Engineering 04.13.18
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Electronics
Smartphone Components Help Turn Injectable Medicines into Inhalable Treatments
A whole new class of medicines could be delivered to patients via inhalers.UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering 04.12.18
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Electronics | Materials | Neurological | Patient Monitoring
Thin, Flexible Polymers Record 'Conversations' Deeper in the Brain
Flexible polymer-based materials for use in microelectrode arrays also record activity with less injury risk.University of Southern California 04.12.18
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Electronics
Sanmina Becomes First Tier 1 EMS Company to Achieve FDA Registration in India
The company achieved FDA registration at its facilities in Chennai, India.PR Newswire 04.05.18
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
New Microsensor Allows Customized Kidney Dialysis
A microfluidic device enables live electrolyte monitoring in dialysis.Eindhoven University of Technology 03.27.18
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Diagnostics | Electronics | Materials | Patient Monitoring
'Tattoo Electrodes' from an Ink-Jet Printer for Long-Term Diagnostics
Conducting polymers are printed on commercial temporary tattoo paper, producing single or multiple electrode arrangements.TU Graz 03.27.18
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Wearable System Monitors Stomach's Activity Throughout the Day
A 3D printed portable box connects to 10 small wearable electrodes; app logs meals, sleep, and other activities.University of California - San Diego 03.23.18
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Tiny Tooth-Mounted Sensors Can Track What You Eat
Wireless real-time monitoring could add precision to the linkage between diet and health.Tufts University 03.22.18
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Diagnostics | Digital Health | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Listen to This: MedTech and the Power of the Human Voice
Disease diagnosis and usability could be enhanced by devices that leverage the human voice as the primary interface.Online Exclusives Waqaas Al-Siddiq, Founder and CEO, Biotricity 03.20.18
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Diagnostics | Electronics
Coin-Sized Device Could Enable Multiple, Simultanous MRI Scans
Purdue-affiliated startup commercializes MRI device that could enhance medical diagnostics.Purdue University 03.02.18
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Electronics | Materials | Patient Monitoring
Easy Printing of Biosensors Made of Graphene
The carbon material is electrically conductive, biocompatible and, if in ink form, can be printed on surfaces.Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft 03.02.18
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Diagnostics | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Check-Cap Appoints New CEO
Alex Ovadia, a global operations and R&D veteran, brings focus to C-Scan's commercial pathway.PR Newswire 02.26.18
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Electronics | R&D & Design
7 Considerations for Designing Medical Device Mechanisms
Mechanisms can be the defining feature of a successful medical device.Online Exclusives Nigel Syrotuck, Mechanical Engineer, StarFish Medical 02.23.18
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Electronics | Materials
Smart Contact Lens Monitors Glucose in Tears
The lens uses electrodes comprised of highly stretchable and transparent materials.Ulsan Institute of Science and Technology 02.22.18
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Electronics | Neurological | Patient Monitoring
Throat-Worn Stretchable Electronics Could Improve Stroke Rehabilitation
Throat sensor measures patients' swallowing ability and patterns of speech.Videos Kayla Stoner, Northwestern University
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Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Fiber Optic Sensors That Dissolve in the Body
Design could enable new types of in-body sensors for biomedical research and treatments.The Optical Society 02.12.18
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Electronics
Contractual Circuitry: A Critical Examination of EMS Issues
A roundtable discussion of trends and challenges within the electronics manufacturing services (EMS) industry.Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 01.29.18
