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Medical & healthcare

Hybrid closed loop system seen as step toward artificial pancreas

Nottingham team to bring additive manufacturing into medtech

Copper imprinted on fabric (top) is replaced with a metal-organic framework (bottom) capable of detecting and capturing toxic gases.

Smart textile coating detoxifies gases

Rong Yang, assistant professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering, works with an initiated chemical vapour deposition system in her Olin Hall laboratory

AI to advance nanomedicine manufacturing

Hair follicle transplant helps scar tissue healing

Strain sensor can be stretched to the limit

Neovascularised Implantable Cell Homing and Encapsulation (NICHE) device is about the size of a quarter dollar coin

3D printed NICHE shows potential to treat Type 1 diabetes

The photoacoustic sensor could help clinicians diagnose tumours, organ malfunctions and more

Wearable sensor monitors biomolecules in deep tissue

Electron beam research aims to defeat antimicrobial resistance

The lightweight belt continuously monitors all of the physiological parameters associated with heart failure in real time, 24/7

Wearable device monitors for signs of heart failure in real time

The malaria detection tool collects an infrared signature for a mobile phone to process

Needle-free malaria detection tool speeds up disease diagnosis

Tech Trends 2023: an industry view on the year ahead