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Scientists develop quicker, more cost-effective COVID-19 laboratory test

Health
Scientists at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) have successfully improved the speed, handling time, and cost of COVID-19 laboratory tests. This new approach could result in...

Telemedicine and e-health: promise, problems, and solutions

Health
Professor Eisuke Hanada from the Department of Information Science and Engineering at Saga University, Japan, explores the increasing use of e-health solutions and some...

NASA’s new COVID-19 ventilator is to be manufactured across the US

Health
In just 37 days, an innovative team of NASA scientists have developed a new COVID-19 ventilator tailored to reduce the strain on supply chains. The...

Innovating metal powder melting practices in 3D printers

Research & Discovery
Scientists from Graz University of Technology have created a new method of melting metal powder for 3D metal printers, using a high-power LED light...

Scientists create skull polymer implants from polyether ether ketone

Health
Researchers have made a skull polymer implant from polyether ether ketone, which can increase skull implant survival by up to 600%. A team of researchers...

The European struggle to develop apps that track COVID-19

Health
Willem Jonker, CEO of EIT Digital, discusses Europe’s race to develop apps that tracks COVID-19 and the challenges faced by non-collaborating governmental bodies. These days,...

Electronic Health Records for clinical research

Health
Professor Dr Dipak Kalra speaks to The Innovation Platform about the latest developments in Electronic Health Records data research. The European Institute for Innovation through...

The integration of AI into healthcare

Health
The Innovation Platform speaks to ABHI Communications Manager Jonathan Evans about the advantages of AI and machine learning in the healthcare sector. Representing the health...

A time for change: battery-less healthcare sensor platforms

Health
Researchers have discovered a battery-less healthcare monitoring sensor platform that uses electromagnetic waves as a power source. Thanks to the progress in sensor technology, many...

Medical electrospinning: it’s time to become more engaged

Health
‘It's not the sky that is the limit, it's your imagination’: Managing Director of IME Medical Electrospinning speaks about the possibilities of medical electrospinning. Electrospinning...

The biocompatibility of titanium nickelide for medical implants

Health
A team of physicists are now studying the biocompatibility of an innovative porous material, based on titanium nickelide (TiNi), with human tissue for medical...

New tech to reduce cost and carbon footprint of anaesthesia

Health
An award winning innovation within the anaesthesia industry has been launched at the Royal Cornwall Hospital, after reports that it reduces both cost and...

NHS hospital will now be able to develop personalised medicines

Health
Hospitals operating under the NHS will be able to utilise innovative, personalised medicines for unique cancers and diseases, following the Medicines and Medical Devices...

AI and IoT in clinical settings by medical and non-medical staff

Health
Through the use of IoT and AI, the medical environment can be tailored to the needs of each patient. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet...

New bio-ink could serve as a scaffold to grow human tissue

Health
Researchers have created a bio-ink made from hyaluronic acid and polyethylene glycol which could serve as a scaffold in order to grow human tissue. A...

US Army and FlexTech to accelerate sensor technology

Technology
In collaboration with the US Army Research Laboratory, SEMI-FlexTech will launch six projects to accelerate sensor and sensor system innovations. SEMI-FlexTech have announced the launch...

Heart valve technology receives €2.2m from EIC pilot

Health
Novostia, a project based on heart valve technology, have announced it will be awarded €2.5m from the European Union’s highly competitive EIC Accelerator. The EIC...

Can nanotechnology help to prevent disease?

Health
With threats like the coronavirus and deadly influenza viruses’ scientists have created a new method of disinfecting the world around us using nanotechnology. Nanosafety researchers...

Children with cancer are more likely to have cardiovascular issues

Health
Children with cancer who are under the age of 10 are more likely to contract congestive heart failure after receiving cancer therapy. Developments in cancer...

Automated tissue therapy for burn victims

Research & Discovery
Innovation News Network speaks to CUTISS’ CEO, Dr Daniela Marino about their plans for the next financing round for automated tissue therapies. Skin is the...
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