Recently, scientists at Tokyo Tech illustrated how graphene-based olfactory sensors could detect odor molecules depending on the design of peptide sequences.
Researchers at Simon Fraser University (SFU) have been developing an innovative, new biosensor for the screening and early detection of Alzheimer’s and other diseases.
Scientists have discovered that the biological sensor sensitivity to smell is 10,000 times higher compared to that of the electronic devices currently available.
Isorg, a pioneer in Organic PhotoDetectors (OPDs) and large area image sensors, today announces the FBI certification of Bio1Print30, a large-area optical fingerprint sensor for applications where enhanced mobile security and nomad ID authentication are key.
Recently, at the University of San Diego, a research team has been working on a photoacoustic sensor that could give clinicians access to key data that will allow them to diagnose tumors, organ malfunction, and other health concerns.
Certain wounds do not heal. Diseases like diabetes, infections, and suppressed immune systems frequently cause healing to slow down. Chronic wounds tend to last for months and can lead to worry and depression.
Two distinct scientific problems—the high cost of drug development and the constraints of examining physiological processes in the lab—might have the same solution.
As a Titanium member of the Intel® Internet of Things Solutions Alliance, AAEON strives to create elite embedded solutions by utilizing the most advanced technologies available. This is why AAEON are excited to present the BOXER-6645-ADS, the newest addition to AAEON’s line of fanless embedded box PCs powered by 12 Generation Intel® Core™ processors.
A UCLA chemist and co-workers are now a step ahead in their aim of building a handheld tool like an alcohol Breathalyzer that can sense THC on an individual’s breath after he or she had smoked marijuana.
Scientists publishing in ACS Nano have constructed a biosensor that can aid physicians in accurately diagnosing brain cancer from a tiny blood sample.