Medical
TRACO 6W medical DC/DC converter
TRACO POWER has released its new TIM 6 series 6 watt medical DC/DC converters designed for cost-efficiency without sacrificing performance.
New medical power supply for cardiac patients
Bear Power Supplies has received a purchase order to develop a low-leakage CF-rated power supply for a cardiac application.
New organ-on-chip to accelerate research and personalised medicine
It is only a few centimetres in size and can be held between two fingers, but in the micro-channels carved inside it, it’s hidden a three-dimensional and highly faithful model of a biliary tract cancer called cholangiocarcinoma, complete with its tumour microenvironment.
Synthesising cardiac innovations: the biorobotic heart simulator
A team of researchers has engineered a biorobotic heart that replicates the rhythm and dynamics of a real heart.
Exploring the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus
Nestled in the heart of Oxfordshire, the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus stands as a pivotal centre for scientific research and technological advancement in the UK.
Advantech WISE-2460: elevating equipment health monitoring
Advantech has introduced the new WISE-2460 innovative vibration sensing solution.
Human tissue-on-chip is changing the way drugs are developed
In a move set to transform the realm of drug development, the University of Rochester has taken a significant leap in human tissue-on-chip technology.
Avalue releases HID-2340: medical panel PC with Intel 12th Processor
Avalue Technology, a global industrial PC solution provider, is proud to introduce the HID-2340, a revolutionary medical panel PC that will transform healthcare computing.
Octopus-inspired tech can signal and deceive
In a fascinating new development, researchers from the University of California (UCI) have unveiled a new technological platform, drawing inspiration from the greater blue-ringed octopus, Hapalochlaena lunulata.
Predicting cardiac death risk using a re-usable heart vest
A re-usable vest designed by UCL researchers, capable of mapping the heart's electrical activity in fine detail, shows promise in identifying individuals at high risk of sudden cardiac death.