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SMART Surgical Tools Ensure Stability During Surgery

News - 29 Sep 2012

Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering and Johns Hopkins School of Medicine researchers have integrated computer-controlled piezoelectric motors to Optical Coherence...

NIST Develops Atom-Based Magnetic Sensor for Measuring Human Brain Activity

News - 23 Apr 2012

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has developed an atom-based miniature magnetic sensor for measuring magnetic activity in the human brain. The sensor holds potential for...

Researchers Develop Image Sensors for 3-D Endoscopes

News - 7 Nov 2011

Current endoscopic techniques allow doctors to carry out surgeries without performing any extreme incision, however, certain surgeries require tools with specific 3-D optics. An image sensor that has...

Rapid Pathogen Screening Receives Medical Device License for InflammaDry Detector

News - 24 Aug 2011

The point-of-care diagnostic tests manufacturer, Rapid Pathogen Screening (RPS) was granted a medical device license for their in-office RPS InflammaDry Detector by Health Canada on August 11, 2011....

Pressure Sensors Fitted Into Contact Lenses Measure Glaucoma Risk

News - 11 Apr 2011

Advanced Contact Lenses that are fitted with a miniaturised pressure sensor can help detect signs of Glaucoma, a disease of the eye affecting around 65 million people across the world. In...

Motion Sensors Assess Lameness in Horses

News - 25 Mar 2011

Professor of equine surgery at the College of Veterinary Medicine at University of Missouri, Kevin Keegan, has developed a novel system called ‘Lameness Locator’ using motion sensors to...

AcuMEMS’ iSense Technology to Assist Ophthalmologists

News - 20 Oct 2010

AcuMEMS, a California-based medical device company proclaimed that their company has devised a novel wire-free sensing device for detecting intraocular pressure (IOP) of glaucoma and cataract...

Princeton Professor to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on Laser-Based Sensors

News - 24 Feb 2010

Claire Gmachl, professor of electrical engineering at Princeton University, will give a talk on “Engineering Light: Quantum Cascade Lasers,” at the U.S. Department of Energy’s...