Medical
Adaptive brain pacemaker may reduce Parkinson’s symptoms
A recent feasibility study funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has demonstrated that an implantable device, which adjusts its operation based on real-time brain activity, may help better manage Parkinson’s disease (PD) symptoms for certain people.
Mucus-based bioink: engineering lung tissue
Researchers have made a breakthrough in lung tissue engineering, by successfully developing a mucus-based bioink suitable for 3D printing lung tissue.
Material science: Changing the future of 3D printed polymer networks
Researchers have unveiled a breakthrough using additive manufacturing to create highly durable and flexible materials.
Digital badges help people with invisible disabilities speak up
Scientists have developed affordable and customisable digital badges to help those with aphasia navigate public transport and everyday life without stigma.
3D printing advanced electronics
The National University of Singapore (NUS) has recently unveiled a new technique that has the potential to change the fabrication of 3D-printed circuits, and could significantly impact the future of electronics in sectors such as healthcare, communications, and security.
Early disease detection in body fluids with photonic biosensors
Standard medical procedures often require significant time and fail to account for individual patient characteristics, potentially affecting treatment success and quality of life.
Robotics enhance accessibility for patients with paralysis
A research project funded by Cancer Research UK is set to transform breast screening accessibility for patients with paralysis or other mobility issues.
Controlling the dissolve rate of biodegradable electronics
Biodegradable electronics present a significant advancement in medical technology, enabling devices such as drug delivery systems, pacemakers, and neural implants to safely degrade into materials absorbed by the body once they are no longer needed.
KareInn app: empowering UK care homes with technology
In the rapidly evolving landscape of healthcare, the integration of digital solutions has become paramount in enhancing the quality of care provided in residential care homes. The KareInn app stands at the forefront of this digital revolution, offering a comprehensive platform designed to streamline care management and improve outcomes for residents.
MintNeuro launches EXPLORE with Innovate UK funding
MintNeuro has launched the ‘EXPLORE’ project, supported by a £100,000 grant from Innovate UK as part of the Biomedical Catalyst Feasibility Competition 2023.