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Medical & healthcare

Wireless implant stimulates nerves to reduce blood pressure

Fibres developed at developed at The University of Texas at Austin and Penn State University can be used as muscle-like structures in robots

Fibre actuator shows potential for robotics

Foot exercise device steps forward at Medical Device Manufacturing Centre

Seventh annual Collaborate To Innovate awards open for entries

Coventry research could save lives in road accidents

Comment: Engineering better mental health

Sci-Fi Eye: Touching the future

AI-assisted digital twin could predict spinal column fractures in cancer patients

A handheld device being developed at Stevens Institute of Technology can scan skin and detect different types of skin cancer, such as carcinoma (left), squamous cell carcinoma (middle), and actinic keratosis (right)

Handheld millimetre-wave diagnostic device could cut biopsies

Smartphone-powered microchip for at-home diagnosis

Dr. John Madden and Yuta Dobashi with one of the hydrogel sensors

Piezoionic effect makes sense for ionic skins

COBRA repair robot set for human surgery