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Medical & healthcare

BRAINSTORM project will develop nano-magnets for neuromodulation

Innovative pressure sensor promises to transform laparoscopic surgery

Machine learning could boost antimicrobial resistance on farms

Lancaster heads up £7m QMol materials project

Nerve cells in the cortex of the brain generated from patients' stem cells - the type of image the computer model used

Machine learning predicts subtypes of Parkinson’s disease

Astronaut Stephen Bowen works with the BioFabrication Facility aboard the ISS

ISS dust found to be highly contaminated with chemicals

AI in healthcare receives £13m boost from government

Kalium Health developing world’s first at-home blood potassium test

Jose Luis Contreras-Vidal, Hugh Roy and Lillie Cranz Cullen Distinguished Professor of electrical and computer engineering, works with a patient testing the at-home equipment

Houston validation could bring stroke rehabilitation into the home

Comment: Designing for care, with care

False-coloured gold nanodot array on a fibroblast cell

Nanoscale tattoos could track health of individual cells

Dr. Ashesh Mehta implants five tiny computer chips into the brain of a man living with paralysis, key components of the novel ‘double neural bypass’ technology developed at Northwell Health’s Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research. This new technology is helping restore not only movement, but also sensation in the arm and hand of a paralysed person

Double neural bypass restores movement and sensations to man living with quadriplegia