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Synthetic worms made of active matter exhibit life-like behaviors
Researchers have developed active matter: synthetic materials that can move on their own, much like worms.
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Printable nanoparticles track vitamins, hormones, and drugs in sweat
Engineers have used printable nanoparticles to make sweat sensors that can track vitamins, hormones, and drugs in real time.
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Dropletronic technology for new biocompatible devices
Dropletronic technology could help build devices that can interact with biological systems in a way that's friendly to living tissues.
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Implantable batteries could one day run on your body’s own oxygen
Would no longer need to replace batteries in pacemakers and other implants
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Mind-reading AI turns thoughts into text
AI-based portable, non-invasive, mind-reading system can translate EEG signals into text by learning from large quantities of EEG data
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Tyche: A Breakthrough in Medical Image Segmentation with Stochastic In-Context Learning
MIT has introduced Tyche, a pioneering framework for medical image segmentation that leverages stochastic learning to enhance diagnostic accuracy and reduce the need for retraining, transforming healthcare practices.
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We’re closer to engineering working blood vessels
Creating inexpensive, scalable "tissue-engineered" blood vessels from human cells and tissues
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Personalized, blood-based, 3D-printed implants for regenerative medicine
A new 3D printable, biocooperative material made from a person's own blood can help the body heal from injuries or diseases.
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First double lung transplant performed by robot
Doctors at have performed the world's first double lung transplant using the da Vinci Xi robotic surgery system.
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Tiny magnetic sensor enables wireless health monitoring
Replaces infection-prone through-the-skin wires, integrated-circuit chips, and cumbersome readout equipment