Materials
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Materials
High Performance Medical Compounder Opens Doors in Leominster, Mass.
Team of plastics industry veterans opens a state-of-the-art custom medical compounding and toll processing company.Peak Performance Compounding Inc. 05.23.19
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Electronics | Materials
Seals, Springs, and Contacts with Bal Seal Engineering at BIOMEDevice Boston
David Wang of Bal Seal Engineering discusses new announcements the company recently made and the benefits of the technology.Videos Sean Fenske, Editor-in-chief
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Diagnostics | Materials | Patient Monitoring
Could a Tattoo Help You Stay Healthy?
Nanotechnologist Carson Bruns shares his work creating high-tech tattoos that react to their environment.Videos TED
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Materials | Surgical
Dual-Action ‘Slippery’ Catheter Fights Bacteria
The catheter's coating contains a lubricating oil that resists the attachment of bacteria.David Tenenbaum, University of Wisconsin - Madison 05.10.19
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Materials | Neurological
Submicroscopic Spacecrafts: Graphene Flakes to Control Neuron Activity
A new study which has shed light on the graphene flakes' ability to reach specific sites and affect the action of brain cells.Scuola Internazionale Superiore di Studi Avanzati (SISSA) 05.10.19
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Materials
Organ Bioprinting Gets a Breath of Fresh Air
Bioengineers clear major hurdle on path to 3D printing replacement organs.Videos Rice University
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Cardiovascular | Materials
Fraunhofer Scientists Make Strides in 3D Printing of Biological Tissue
Researchers are working to develop and optimize suitable bioinks for additive manufacturing.Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft 05.06.19
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Materials | Surgical
Welding with Stem Cells for Next-Gen Surgical Glues
Researchers are working on a new generation of smart surgical glues and dressings for chronic wounds.University of Bristol 04.23.19
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Materials
New Dental Tech Doubles the Life of Seals
Special antibacterial agent based on metal oxides' colloidal solutions as part of preparations suppresses pathogenic growth, reduces risk of secondary caries.National University of Science and Technology MISIS 04.22.19
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Cardiovascular | Materials
Heart Patch Could Limit Muscle Damage in Heart Attack Aftermath
Adhesive patch could help reduce the stretching of heart muscle that often occurs after a heart attack.Brown University 04.18.19
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Materials
Mike on Medtech: FDA's Material Evaluation
Sean Fenske and Mike Drues discuss the FDA's announcement that the agency will review materials used in the manufacture of medical devices.Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief 04.02.19
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Materials
3D Structures Developed from Crab Shells Could Replace Damaged Tissues
A team of scientists used 3D printing to create biocompatible structures on the basis of chitin obtained from crab shells.Sechenov University 04.02.19
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Electronics | Materials | Patient Monitoring
Wearable Sensors Mimic Skin to Help Wound Healing
Skin-inspired electronics that conform to the skin allow for long-term, high-performance, real-time wound monitoring.Binghamton University 04.02.19
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Materials
3M Expands Adhesive Portfolio for Wearable Medical Devices
New extended wear medical transfer adhesive enables engineers to use a wide variety of backings.Business Wire 04.01.19
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Materials | Tubing & Extrusion
Confluent Medical Technologies Launches Nitinol Tubing Center of Excellence
Company acquires Tube Hollows International to provide wide selection of nitinol tubing for high-performance implants.Business Wire 03.21.19
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Materials | Surgical
FDA to Take Closer Look at Medical Device Materials
Materials used in today’s medical devices vary as widely as the devices themselves.Scott Gottlieb, M.D., Commissioner, U.S. Food and Drug Administration 03.18.19
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Materials
Hydrogel Contact Lens Could Treat Serious Eye Disease
The lens could more effectively treat corneal melting, a condition that is a significant cause for blindness worldwide.University of New Hampshire 03.14.19
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Materials
Qosina Enteral Feeding Connectors that Meet ISO 80369-3 Standard
Qosina adds 40 enteral feeding connectors that meet the ISO 80369-3 standard and will not mate with ISO 594 luers. Available in various sizes and materials including, ENFit™ male and female connectors, caps, stepped adapters, Y connectors, stop…
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Materials
Qosina Adds 40 Enteral Feeding Connectors that Meet the ISO 80369-3 Standard
Ronkonkoma, NY – May 25, 2016 – Qosina is pleased to announce the addition of 40 enteral feeding connectors that meet the ISO 80369-3 standard and will not mate with the ISO 594-1 and ISO 594-2 luers. Qosina is offering ENFit™ male…
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Materials | R&D & Design | Testing | Tubing & Extrusion
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