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New Implanted Devices May Reshape Medicine
Dr. Steve Jiang, UT Southwestern’s new director of the Division of Medical Physics and Engineering, and Professor and Vice Chairman of Radiation Oncology
Video game processors to improve cancer patient care
Yu-Chuan Lin, Penn State : Cross-sectional HRTEM of Molybdenum Disulfide (MoS2) /epitaxial graphene demonstrating the nucleation and subsequent lateral growth of MoS2 on a SiC step edge covered with epitaxial graphene.
Making New Materials an Atomic Layer at a Time
Dr. Liping Tang, left, bioengineering chair and professor, and Dr. Joseph Borrelli, chair of orthopedics for Texas Health Arlington Memorial, are lead investigators of the research project studying whether bone tissue can be created from a patient's own stem cells.
New bone tissue generation technique
Stanford engineers have developed handheld game controllers that can sense players' engagement and make gameplay more exciting.
Stanford engineers design video game controller that can sense players’ emotions
Dr. Susie Chen, Assistant Professor of Radiation Oncology (left), oversaw CyberKnife treatments for patient Stephen Wiley.
Possible world’s first: Physicians use CyberKnife to treat vocal cord cancer
Wearable sensors have until now been unable to store data locally. Credit: Donghee Son and Jongha Lee
“Electronic Skin” Equipped with Memory
?esky: Pitná voda - kohoutek Español: Agua potable (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Web tool successfully measures farms’ water footprint
This image shows all countries classified as "Food Insecure" by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, FAO, between 2003 and 2005. more than 5% of the people have insufficient food more than 15% of the people have insufficient food more than 25% of the people have insufficient food more than 35% of the people have insufficient food more than 50% of the people have insufficient food (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Can big data crunching help feed the world?
ILLUSTRATION: CHRISTINE DANILOFF/MIT
Rise of the compliant machines
The Ant Sweeping the Southeastern U.S. Image: Joe A. MacGown with the Mississippi Entomological Museum
The Rise of the Crazy Ants
Image: INTVGene/Flickr
Cryptography Breakthrough Could Make Software Unhackable
UT Austin Engineers Build First Nonreciprocal Acoustic Circulator
A One-Way Sound Device
Using silver nanoparticles, researchers create cream that avoids the transmition of HIV
New injectable material could enable targeted drug delivery, embedded sensor tech