A health sensor that sends signals when a person is going to get sick is closer to becoming a reality. Biosensors have the ability to monitor ‘disease markers’ such as genes, proteins and other health related biochemical substances and can signal when things are not right.
Xhale Innovations’ HyGreen Hand Hygiene System has been installed at the Chicago-based Jesse Brown Veterans Affairs Medical Center (JBVAMC).
MIT researchers, employing a novel biomaterial, have developed a subcutaneous sensor to detect myoglobin, creatine kinase and cardiac troponin elevations.
Nitto Denko Asia Technical Centre (NAT) will broaden its holdings in Singapore with a prototyping centre.
Nitto Denko Asia Technical Centre (NAT) will be expanding its Singapore base to include a prototyping centre in Singapore. The centre will be pioneered at A*STAR's Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (IMRE) under a unique Lab-in-RI programme.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between QinetiQ and the King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) in Saudi Arabia to collaborate on a range of research and technology development programmes which could include autonomy, robotics, sensors, communications and remote sensing.
A research study led by Dr. June Medford in the Department of Biology at Colorado State has revealed that potted plants change color when exposed to pollutants and explosives.
Optiqua is a developer of monitoring applications for pollution sensors in water treatment. NTU's Centre for Biomimetic Sensor Science (CBSS) designs biosensors to track small amounts of molecules in blood or toxins in water.
A research team led by James Bardwell, professor of molecular, cellular and developmental biology and biological chemistry at the University of Michigan, and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator
Vuzix is set to deliver to the Battlefield Air Operations Kit Program of the U.S. Air Force, a shipment of its next generation Tac-Eye LT wearable display solution worth over $1 million within three months.
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