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External Patch Acts as Voice Box

New AI-powered patch lets wearers speak without vocal cords
“The patch-like device [developed at UCLA] is comprised of a self-powered sensing [MORE]

An Alternative to Vocal Cords

Speaking without vocal folds using a machine-learning-assisted wearable sensing-actuation system
“Here, we [bioengineers at UCLA] present a self-powered wearable sensing-actuation system [MORE]

Protecting the Liver in Reperfusion

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“New findings from a study lead by researchers from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have described a pathway [MORE]

Aging and Methylation

Dynamic DNA Methylation during aging
“When UCLA scientist Steve Horvath unveiled his so-called Horvath clock, it was a step in this [MORE]

Printing a “Metabot”

3D printed Metabot
“A breakthrough development enabled the entire mechanical and electronic systems needed to operate a robot to be manufactured [MORE]

Inhibiting Hospital Acquired Infections without Antibiotics

 
Coating on catheter (left) inhibits bacterial growth
UCLA engineers have created a material that inhibits bacterial growth on catheters, stents, heart [MORE]

UCLA and Collaborators Create a Road Map for Blood Stem Cell Maturation

Human blood stem cells emerging from specialized endothelial cells in the wall of an embryonic aorta
“The data make it possible [MORE]

New Class of Bioelectronics

Bioengineers develop new class of human-powered bioelectronics
“The researchers [at UCLA] discovered that the magnetoelastic effect, which is the change of [MORE]

Rapid Decay of Anti-COVID Antibodies

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Comparing SARS-CoV-1 to SARS-CoV-2, investigators at UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine found a more rapid decay in SARS-CoV-2 IgG [MORE]

Trans-Oral Robotic Surgery

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The Da Vinci surgical robot is most often seen in prostate cancer operations, but in this piece a Head & [MORE]

G. I. Tract Acoustical Monitoring after Surgery

Acoustical GI Biosensor
Gastrointestinal tract sounds may be a new vital sign.  Rumbling in the intestines may indicate post-operative ileus, irritable [MORE]

“Liquid Biopsy” for Prostate Cancer

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As pathologists know, all cancers are “written in blood”—with the cells and proteins tumors release into the bloodstream.  [MORE]

High Speed Camera Sees Cancer in Blood Sample

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Scientists at UCLA have developed an imaging system that consists of a microscope camera with a shutter [MORE]

Detecting E. coli with a Smart Phone

Cell Phone Detection of E. coli
By designing a miniature florescent microscope that can affix to a smart phone, over [MORE]