biosensors

Highly integrated biosensor device combines input channel for cardio and neurological sensing with motion tracking and embedded AI core Demonstration to take place at Electronica 2024, Munich, November 12-15 Oct 28, 2024 - Geneva,…

Biosensors that use biological molecules to detect substances hold great potential for diagnosing diseases, monitoring biological processes, and detecting environmental toxins. Traditional fluorescent biosensors are among the most common…

In this episode of Tech Under 2, we dive into a groundbreaking innovation in the world of nanotechnology. Researchers at Tufts University, led by Professor Fiorenzo Omenetto, have developed a revolutionary nanomanufacturing approach…

Welcome to Tech Under 2! In this episode, we bring you three groundbreaking tech stories: Greener Batteries: Dalhousie University has developed a new all-dry method for making lithium-ion batteries, making them cheaper, greener, and…

Engineers and physicians innovated a wearable ultrasound device that assesses the structure and function of the human heart. The wearable is the size of a postage stamp and can be worn for up to 24 hours. It even works with strenuous…

Graphene is an incredibly strong electrical and thermal conductor, making it a perfect ingredient to enhance semiconductor chips found in many electrical devices. There are, however, still roadblocks. Manufacturers have been unable to…

Valuable information detected within the body such as heart activity and muscle contractions are currently costly to attain through the present bioelectrical sensor technology available. In addition, it tends to be ineffective,…

Biosensors offer tremendous promise as convenient, easy-to-use, and low-cost solutions to monitor underlying physiological conditions compared to other incumbent diagnostic techniques.

While we consider ourselves Earth’s most successful life form, millions and millions of clever and amoral viruses might beg to differ. Infectious viruses come in many shapes and sizes and use slightly different attack mechanisms to make…

As the world tries to deflect and contain the novel coronavirus pandemic, experts acknowledge that we need more diagnostic testing to slow the spread of the disease it causes while we continue to hunt for a vaccine. And so the race is on to…