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Device to Measure Muscle Atrophy

Sensor aims to help patients who suffer from muscle atrophy monitor changes to their health in a more convenient way
“To [MORE]

A Tissue Nanotransfection Chip

Nano-chip promises to heal organs at a touch
Quoting directly: “Injured tissues can be repaired and damaged organs healed using a [MORE]

A Wearable that Monitors Acetone Emitted from Skin

Skin-acetone monitors with selective sensitivity
“This project [from materials scientists at Ohio State University] aims to create a truly non-invasive wearable [MORE]

Implantable Sensor for Monitoring Brain Injury

Scientists test promising biosensor to detect changes due to traumatic brain injury
“In the event of a traumatic brain injury (TBI), [MORE]

The Gut Virome Database (GVD)

Human gut virome
Here’s a new frontier in human biology—the gut virome.  Researchers at Ohio State University have compiled the first [MORE]

Breath Analysis for COVID-19

Flu detector
In a matter of months, research labs around the world have come up with an enormous number of innovations [MORE]

Electromagnetic Fields Inhibit Cancer Metastases

Breast cancer cells
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineers at Ohio State University, report this: “Using a novel microfluidic platform, we found that [MORE]

Electrical Bandages: How They Work

Biofilm bandage
Researchers have known for some time that electrical currents can speed wound healing, but now they know how this [MORE]

A Chip to Regenerate Damaged Tissues

TNT Research Dr,Chandan Sen
Using a novel method for reprogramming cells, researchers at Ohio State University applied a special microchanneled chip [MORE]

A Tissue Nanotransfection Chip

Chandan Sen, PhD Develops Tissue Nanotransfection (TNT)
Quoting directly: “Injured tissues can be repaired and damaged organs healed using a new [MORE]

A Vest that Uses Radar to Image Lungs

SensiVest Fitting
Ohio State University is conducting a clinical trial of a vest, made by Sensible Medical (Netanya, Israel) that uses [MORE]

Predicting Tumor Aggressiveness

Here’s a math score that really could kill you. In this case MATH (meaning mutant-allele tumor heterogeneity) is a bioinformatics [MORE]

Sensor for Organ Transplant Rejection

Implantable Electronics
Ohio State University bioengineers have used an aluminum oxide coating to protect a silicon sensor while it [MORE]

Nanochannel Electroporation

Most gene therapy protocols rely on recombinant viral vectors for transfection, but that has not been without problems.  However, [MORE]