Wirelessly powered implants could fight illnesses in the body one day
Pacemakers and other implantable medical devices need on-board batteries, which limits their miniaturisation and lifespan. Devices powered and controlled by ...
Pacemakers and other implantable medical devices need on-board batteries, which limits their miniaturisation and lifespan. Devices powered and controlled by ...
Demand for clean water, air and energy are driving many innovations in engineering, and one of the profession's top minds ...
Graphene, the two-dimensional super material, has pulled another rabbit out of its hat.
Mushroom-shaped microstructures give this new adhesive an almost unbreakable bond in wet environments, making it ideal for use in medicine ...
US researchers have developed an electromechanical drumhead 100,000 thinner than the human eardrum, an innovation they say will make the ...
Prof Dayong Jin hopes to spark a new generation of medical devices which integrate diagnostic technologies including nanotechnology, photonics and ...
What do a pitcher plant and a ship’s hull have in common? In future, it could be a lot more ...
The latest addition to the camera phone accessories marketplace lets you peer down at the microscopic world – no lab ...
One of the biggest battles in science is taking place at the microscopic level as we race to find something ...
The ongoing miniaturisation of semiconductors has enabled some big advances in wearable tech. The latest: a soft, stretchy, ultra thin ...