Life Sciences

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  • Video: Robotic gamma probe cancer detector cleared in Europe

    SENSEI is the first robotic gamma probe to be commercially available to European hospital systems.

  • ARM Institute member automates COVID-19 testing

    ARM member automates COVID-19 testing.

  • Polymer applied to surfaces could inactivate COVID-19 in minutes

    Anionic polymer coatings could inactivate SARS-CoV-2 in just five minutes.

  • Video: Sealing surgical wounds with an origami-inspired medical patch

    The biodegradable patches are folded at the end of the tools and unfold when pressed into place at the target site.

  • Study: Porous surfaces better at evaporating COVID-19 droplets than hard surfaces

    Coronavirus droplets live longer on stainless steel and glass than on cloth and paper.

  • Scientists develop 3D-printed stents that can be reabsorbed by the body

    Light-sensitive resin stents would eliminate the need for additional surgeries.

  • Sensor could simultaneously analyze biofluids, administer medications

    Placed around the mouth or eyes, the sensor could monitor, treat mouth and eye diseases.

  • AI predicts COVID-19 survivability with 90% accuracy

    AI can predict whether an uninfected person will survive COVID-19 once infected.

  • The case for FFKM sealing in life science applications

    FFKM material grades are fast becoming a mainstream choice when sealing in life science applications due to their outstanding chemical resistance and temperature range.

  • Magnetic particles in in-vitro diagnostics (IVD)

    In-vitro diagnostics and life science applications are increasing their use of magnetic particles; therefore, the improvement of magnetic separation continues to develop.

  • Scanning device can detect COVID-19 on surfaces, in people

    The "COVID Hunter" seeks out, detects coronavirus in people and objects.

  • Carbon fiber in the biomedical industry

    Carbon fiber has applications across various technological fields, based on its unique physical, chemical and biological properties.

  • Fundamentals of glucose monitoring sensors

    Minimally invasive continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) sensors are becoming an increasingly adopted technology, especially for diabetic individuals needing insulin administrations.

  • Researchers to treat PPE with compound used to disinfect pools

    The chemical compound also disinfects swimming pools.

  • Team can 3D print bone tissue using ceramic-based ink, live cells

    Bone can be 3D printed directly onto bone using this technique.

  • Watch: Artificial cornea restores patient’s vision

    The implant consists of an optical component attached to a biocompatible material that resembles the human extracellular matrix.

  • Video: Large bore CT system cleared for radiation therapy planning

    The computed tomography (CT) scanner features a 90 cm bore opening, 90 cm edge-to-edge field of view and 4 cm detector coverage.

  • Watch: Imaging the internal structure of mini-brains

    Visualizing details of the internal structure of brain spheroids could accelerate drug studies and offer alternatives to some animal testing.

  • Digital passport may be issued to those vaccinated against COVID-19

    Digital passport to "clear a path" for those vaccinated against COVID-19.

  • The Olympus OLS5100 smart experiment manager simplifies data acquisition and analysis

    A semi-automated experiment manager for quick and efficient surface metrology experiment workflows

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