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Imec Have Completed a Three-Year Program

Jul 7, 2015

Imec of Leuven, Belgium and its partners have completed a three-year program (2012-2015) to leverage a variety of silicon photonics technologies by making them accessible for industry and academia worldwide. Within the ESSenTIAL program ...

Tags: Silicon photonics, ESSenTIAL program, electrical equipment

Nearly Half of All Phase III Pharmaceutical Clinical Trials Fail

Jan 14, 2015

Nearly half of all Phase III pharmaceutical clinical trials fail, partly because data about patient adherence is hard to come by. That’s according to computer giant Oracle (ORCL), which has teamed with and ingestible sensor ...

Tags: self-reporting, lab tests, Health

Some May Think of Turkeys as Good for Just Lunch Meat and Holiday Meals

Jan 21, 2014

Some may think of turkeys as good for just lunch meat and holiday meals. But bioengineers at the University of California, Berkeley, saw inspiration in the big birds for a new type of biosensor that changes color when exposed to chemical ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food, meat

Business Review's Medical Device Innovation Award Is Won by Echo's Symphony Cgm System

Dec 20, 2013

Echo Therapeutics’ Symphony CGM system has won Medical Devices Business Review’s Medical Device Innovation Award. Echo's device was selected from four nominations shortlisted for the award. Symphony CGM system is a ...

Tags: Medical Device, Medicine

USPTO Has Announced The Issuance of a New Patent and Patent Family by The United States

Nov 8, 2013

Integral Molecular, a biotechnology company, has announced the issuance of a new patent and patent family by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) covering the composition of matter for its Lipoparticle technology. This ...

Tags: Lipoparticle Technology, USPTO

Abaxis and Lamdagen Have Entered Into Research and Development Collaboration

Oct 29, 2013

US-based medical products company Abaxis and optical biosensor company LamdaGen have entered into research and development collaboration for integrating LamdaGen's high-sensitivity Plasmonic ELISA technology on the Abaxis’ Piccolo and ...

Tags: Diagnostic Systems Development, Medicine

Researchers Developed a Cradle and an APP

Aug 5, 2013

Researchers at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, have developed a cradle and an app that can transform an iPhone into a biosensor capable of detecting allergens in food. This device can be used by those with food allergies to ...

Tags: Allergens in Food, Smartphone App

The PIP Launches Today on Crowdfunding Platform

Jun 17, 2013

The PIP, a device that allows technology to respond to emotional stimulus, launches today on crowdfunding platform, Kickstarter http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/484175508/the-pip-a-biosensor-that-helps-you-relax-through-p Innovated by ...

Tags: PIP, Consumer Electronics

Siva Was Honored at a White House Ceremony in Washington DC

Jun 14, 2013

Dr Sivalingam (Siva) Sivananthan, CEO & founder (in 1998) of EPIR Technologies Inc in Bolingbrook (a suburb of Chicago), IL, USA (which develops infrared sensor, biosensor and solar photovoltaic products), was honored at a White House ...

Tags: Electrical, Electronics, solar photovoltaic products, infrared sensor

SPO Medical Has Entered Into a Collaboration Agreement with Homedics

Feb 21, 2013

Biosensor and microprocessor technologies developer SPO Medical has entered into a collaboration agreement with HoMedics. Under the agreement, SPO Medical will distribute HoMedics's over-the-counter HoMedics Deluxe Pulse Oximeter, which ...

Tags: SPO Medical, Biosensor, microprocessor technologies

Scientists Have Used Nanotechnology to Make Tests to Detect Diseases

Dec 17, 2012

Scientists at Princeton University say they have used nanotechnology to make tests to detect diseases,such as cancer and Alzheimer's,3 million times more sensitive. That means what researchers are calling a breakthrough in nanotechnology ...

Tags: nanotechnology, detect diseases, Princeton University, D2PA, Cancer

OJ-Bio Secured Grants From The UK to Further Develop Its Hand-Held Flu Diagnosis Device

Nov 5, 2012

OJ-Bio has secured grants from the UK government's Biomedical Catalyst to further develop its hand-held flu diagnosis device. The device, which is developed under the company's £1m ($1.5m) project, features bio-sensor materials with ...

Tags: flu diagnosis device, diagnosis device, hand-held flu diagnosis device

Radio and Wireless Networks Are Finding an Increasing Role in Improving Our Health

May 16, 2012

For commercial off-the-shelf antennas to used for medical body area networks they must be able to operate in an environment that they were not generally designed for,next to the human body instead of in free space,writes Simon Kingsley ...

Tags: commercial off-the-shelf antennas, Radio and wireless networks

Canadians Are Increasingly Able to Monitor Their Health Across a Growing Variety of Device

May 11, 2012

From checking blood glucose levels, to monitoring the movements of a newborn baby, Canadians are increasingly able to monitor their health across a growing variety of devices and services. What most will not know is that in the background, ...

Tags: wireless connection, CTIA Wireless 2012, mobile health

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