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Antimicrobial Sutures that Glow

Smart, antimicrobial sutures glow “in the dark”
“Smart, antimicrobial sutures that glow under medical imaging have been developed by a team [MORE]

Copper with Enhanced Bactericide Effect

Novel Copper Surface Shows Exceptional Bactericidal Efficacy
“We [bioengineers at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology] report the development of a [MORE]

Wound Healing Sensors

Smart wound dressing detects healing
“Engineers and scientists from Australia’s Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) have developed a smart wound [MORE]

A COVID-19 and Variants Environmental Biosensor

Soterius Scout sensor detects even asymptomatic COVID-19
“Reliable, accurate and non-invasive, the Soterius Scout sensor can deliver results within a minute [MORE]

Negative Embodied Sacrificial Template 3D Printing

NEST3D Printing
From RMIT University (Melbourne, Australia):    “Negative patterns in a water-soluble sacrificial template can be “developed” by casting in a [MORE]

Liquid Metal Microfluidics Without a Pump

Liquid Metal Microfluidics Without a Pump
Microfluidic and lab-on-a-chip devices use a pump to move the sample through the analytical channels.  [MORE]