Geneticists may soon use a new type of strain sensor to sequence DNA faster and cheaper than anything they now have in their labs.
According to Frost & Sullivan, the diabetes monitoring market is currently valued at $10.71 billion, and is forecasted to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 5.4% to reach $14.68 billion in 2022. Read about the latest advances and innovations.
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New biosensing contact lenses are designed to detect glucose levels for diabetics and hold thousands of other possibilities.
A device developed by a collaborative team of researchers could turn PET imaging on its head.
By combining algorithms with sensors, engineers have created digital healthcare platforms to help the elderly age comfortably at home.
A microfluidic device that captures breath might possibly save you from lung cancer.
A paper-and-string whirligig that costs 20 cents to make could change the game and help end malaria and other worldwide epidemics.
Using semiconductor manufacturing methods could help produce a stable, affordable glucose sensor.
Helmets designed using computational fluid dynamics could help dampen shock waves and better protect soldiers from traumatic brain injuries.