Life Sciences

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  • Encycle introduces Swarm Logic for heating

    Swarm Logic deployed on cooling systems has been the mainstay of Encycle’s autonomous Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) offering until now. The development and testing of Swarm Logic for heating has been underway for over a year.

  • Survey: People 'mostly' object to facial recognition use in healthcare

    Results of the survey reveal a significant portion of the respondents perceive a potential privacy threat when it comes to using facial recognition data in healthcare.

  • Medical device packaging reimagined as entirely new medical device

    In addition to the instrument openers, the team also used the recovered packaging to manufacture handles for reusable and steerable instruments designed for advanced keyhole surgery.

  • Safe reuse of PPE after plasma treatment

    Cold plasma technology safely cleans facemask respirators for reuse.

  • Small robot hand delicate enough to handle snail eggs

    Robot hand shows promise for future healthcare applications.

  • Study: Exoskeletons reduce muscle fatigue by 60%

    The research team used EksoVests, a type of upper body exoskeleton, on 25 participants assigned drilling tasks. Using sensors that measure muscle effort, researchers reported that those wearing the EksoVests experienced a 60% reduction in muscle effort.

  • Team devising a DIY approach to coating masks

    Antiviral coating could be applied at home.

  • Study: Remote monitoring improved COVID-19 outcomes

    Study reveals that remote monitoring helps COVID-19 patients.

  • Team creates liquid metal coating for fabrics

    Coating is composed of liquid metal.

  • Watch this autonomous walker seek out patients in hospitals, nursing homes

    The walker will autonomously locate patients who want to take a stroll.

  • Microneedle patch vaccine promises painless delivery, increased immune response

    The team also believes that the patch could potentially encourage dose sparing, delivering a similar immune response using less.

  • Purdue engineers develop microneedle array for treating diabetic foot ulcers

    The patent-pending invention could improve the quality of life for people suffering from diabetic foot ulcers.

  • Team improves single-use diagnostics with Tootsie Rolls

    The soft candy promises to improve testing accessibility.

  • Hacking healthcare

    Hackers hack healthcare devices for financial gain, to inflict injury.

  • Team aims to perform oil and gas rig inspections using AI

    AMVS is designed for inspecting critical industrial equipment for the subsea oil and gas industry.

  • Sperm-inspired micro-robots could be used for targeted drug-delivery

    The robots are powered by ultrasound, inspired by bacteria and sperm.

  • Insole sensors may detect Parkinson's disease

    Foot pressure sensors monitor for gait characteristics that could signal Parkinson’s disease.

  • "Nanoworm"-infused coating kills COVID-19, the flu

    New coating employs 'nanoworms' to kill COVID-19.

  • Device promises to expedite COVID-19 test results

    The electronic device is being developed by engineers at Auburn University.

  • Frog foam shows drug delivery promise

    Researchers propose using frog foam as an antiseptic delivery system.

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