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High-speed 3D bioprinter is available, using sound waves to accurately build cell structures in seconds: A new type of 3D bioprinter. Image source: University of Melbourne, Australia Scientists at the University of Melbourne, Australia have developed a new type of high-speed 3D printer. This advanced bioprinter uses "dynamic boundaries" to ...; Keywords： 3D Bioprinter
Publish Time：2024-11-11

[“Source” Observation Series] Application of Keithley in Particle Beam Detection Based on Perovskite System: Ionizing radiation such as X-rays and gamma rays has been widely studied and applied in various fields such as medical imaging, nondestructive testing, scientific research, etc. Therefore, it is necessary to use highly sensitive and low-cost materials and equipment to detect ...; Keywords： Keithley perovskite particles ray detection
Publish Time：2024-11-06

STMicroelectronics’ Biosensing Innovation Enables Next-Generation Wearable Personal Healthcare and Fitness Devices: Highly integrated biosensor chip integrates ECG monitoring and neural sensing signal input channels with motion tracking and embedded AI core. New products will be presented at the Munich Electronics Show 2024 held in Munich from November 12 to 15. ...; Keywords： STMicroelectronics Biosensing Innovation Smart Wear Medical Fitness Equipment
Publish Time：2024-11-06

China's first national standard for organ chips is officially released, led by the Medical Devices Institute of Southeast University: The first national standard in my country's organ chip field, GB T44831-2024 "General Technical Requirements for Skin Chips", led by Professor Gu Zhongze's team from the Suzhou Institute of Medical Devices of Southeast University, was officially released. ...; Keywords： Organ Chips
Publish Time：2024-11-04

The world's first non-electric touchpad is launched: it can sense contact force, area and position even without electricity: On October 30, the technology media scitechdaily published a blog post yesterday (October 29), reporting that researchers at the University of Tampere have developed the world's first non-electric touchpad. ...; Keywords： Non-motorized touchpad
Publish Time：2024-10-30

Artificial intelligence designs thousands of new DNA switches to precisely control gene expression: According to a paper published in Nature magazine on the 23rd, a team from the Jackson Laboratory, the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, and Yale University in the United States used artificial intelligence (AI) technology to design a digital ...; Keywords： Artificial intelligence genetics
Publish Time：2024-10-24

Mouser Electronics provides electronic design engineers with advanced medical technology resources and products: October 17, 2024 – Mouser Electronics, a leading New Product Introduction (NPI) distributor focused on driving industry innovation, launches a dynamically updated medical resource center ...; Keywords： Mouser Electronics Electronic Design Medical Technology
Publish Time：2024-10-17

Qualcomm Wireless Care provides mobile terminal devices to empower grassroots medical workers with technology: Qualcomm's "Wireless Care" empowers grassroots medical workers with technology, providing mobile terminal devices to continuously support the development of grassroots health. October 15, 2024, Guizhou - Qualcomm Inc. has launched a new product called "Wireless Care" through Qualcomm® ...; Keywords： Medical Qualcomm Mobile terminals Equipment Primary health
Publish Time：2024-10-15

Magnetoelectric nanodiscs stimulate deep brain noninvasively: According to the latest issue of Nature Nanotechnology, researchers at MIT have developed a new type of magnetoelectric nanodisc that provides a new method for non-invasive brain stimulation and is expected to replace ...; Keywords： Magnetoelectric Nanotechnology
Publish Time：2024-10-11

New scanners enable medical imaging in seconds, hundreds or even thousands of times faster than traditional methods: Researchers at University College London have developed a new handheld scanner that can generate highly detailed 3D photoacoustic images in seconds. This technology makes it possible to diagnose diseases at an early stage, and photoacoustic imaging can be used to identify and treat diseases. ...; Keywords： Scanner
Publish Time：2024-10-08

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