Circular knitting machine makes artery prototype
North Carolina State University and Case Western Reserve University scientists describe in this piece a [MORE]
Ultrasound with piezoelectric organic light emitting diodes
“At North Carolina State University, researchers have performed a remarkable trick, namely producing ultrasound [MORE]
Anionic polymers disinfectant
Chemical engineers at North Carolina State University have created a nanomaterial disinfectant that can kill many germs responsible [MORE]
Ultrasound aligns cell in 3D printed tissue
Biofabrication relies on several means for aligning cells for 3D printed tissues, now including [MORE]
Biosensor
What tissues of the body do depends on the level of oxygen concentration, and different tissues have various oxygen levels. [MORE]
Artificial Beta Cells
Biomedical engineers in North Carolina (UNC–NCSU) have developed artificial pancreatic beta cells that automatically secrete insulin as needed. [MORE]
Magnetic Microrobot
It may be a while before a surgery takes place within a capillary, but steps toward that possibility are [MORE]
Synthetic Cardiac Stem Cells
University collaborators in North Carolina and Henan, China have created a synthetic cardiac stem cell that has [MORE]
Polyester Fabrics as Tissue Scaffold
Do you remember the polyester clothes John Travolta wore in the 1983 movie “Saturday Night Fever?” [MORE]
Platelet Nanoparticle
Much research is ongoing with nanoparticles for both drug delivery and gene therapy. This piece describes work in two [MORE]
EKG Sensor for Long-Term Monitoring
Quoting directly from this piece: “Researchers from North Carolina State University have developed a new, wearable [MORE]
Technique Moving Researchers Closer to GaN Biosensor
Graphene may be the best example of how a new material can transform design [MORE]
Lab-Produced Trachea
Regenerative medicine scientists at Wake Forest University and North Carolina State University have identified five essentials to overcome [MORE]
Silver Nanowire Sensor
Capacitance means an ability to store an electrical charge, and engineers at North Carolina State University have developed [MORE]