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Biomedical

The latest developments in biomedical devices, prosthetics, imaging, and diagnostics
BiomedicalAINews

Generative AI Creates Potent Antimicrobial Agents

Smart algorithms take aim at antimicrobial resistance

4 min read
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Blue and gold fibrous texture in the shape of a brain against a dark background.
BiomedicalMagazineFeatureAugust 2025

AI Enhances Deep Brain Stimulation

AI and real-time neural feedback could transform treatments

12 min read
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BiomedicalAINewsComputing

Meta’s AI Wristband Reads Muscle Signals

The wristband may prove useful for mobile and assistive tech

5 min read
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BiomedicalNews

Microfluidic Chip Speeds Up DNA Analysis

Microfluidic chip uses impedance instead of a biological readout

3 min read
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AINewsBiomedicalComputing

Biochips Promise Energy Savings in AI

“Organoid intelligence” merges living neurons with hardware

4 min read

Download “The EV Transition Explained” E-book for Free

A 49-page report on the engineering challenges of making and supporting EVs at scale
Imaging of a brain with a multitude of yellow squiggly lines tracing a path around the entire circumference of the image. On the left, a red square with an arrow faces the brain, and on the right there is a green square on the outside of the brain.
BiomedicalNews

Scientist Shine a Laser Through a Human Head

It’s the first step toward an inexpensive new medical imager

5 min read
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BiomedicalNewsConsumer Electronics

Brain-Sensing Wearable May Enhance Sleep Monitoring

The latest Muse headband could prove useful to sleep researchers

4 min read

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High-Temperature Chip Rivalry Rages On

4 min read
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ComputingNewsJournal Watch

New Chip Tackles LHC’s Data Challenges

3 min read
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RoboticsNewsJournal Watch

Fear-Driven Robots Are Better Navigators

3 min read
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TelecommunicationsNewsJournal Watch

Future Wireless Comms Could Process Data in Midair

3 min read
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RoboticsNewsClimate TechJournal Watch

Robotic Arm “Feels” Using Sound

3 min read
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AINewsJournal Watch

OpenAI’s o1 Leads in Metalinguistics

3 min read
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BiomedicalAINews

A New BCI Instantly Synthesizes Speech

A paralyzed patient was able to ask questions, emphasize words, and sing short melodies

4 min read
Schematic of stepwise implantation of soft mesh electronics into the Xenopus embryo brain via organogenesis.
BiomedicalNews

“Cyborg Embryos” Give Insights on Frog, Mouse Brains

A new electrode array is flexible enough to survive in a developing brain

3 min read
Doctors Could Hack the Nervous System With Ultrasound
BiomedicalMagazineFeatureJuly 2025

Ultrasound Tackles Chronic Inflammation

A new stimulation technique targets inflammation and diabetes

10 min read

Reinventing Invention

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Why the Art of Invention Is Always Being Reinvented

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The AI Boom Rests on Billions of Tonnes of Concrete

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The Unlikely Inventor of the Automatic Rice Cooker

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RoboticsAIMagazineNovember 2024Reinventing InventionFeatureSpecial ReportsHumanoid Robots

Let’s Build the AI Robots of Our Sci-Fi Dreams

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CareersMagazineBiomedicalNovember 2024Reinventing InventionSpecial ReportsInterviewConsumer Electronics

For this Stanford Engineer, Frugal Invention Is a Calling

BiomedicalNews

Precision Nerve Stimulation Sidesteps Side Effects

Smart signal control promises safer vagus nerve therapies

3 min read
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BiomedicalNews

Pen With Magnetic Ink Tests for Parkinson's

Researchers used a neural network to analyze users’ writing motions

3 min read
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SemiconductorsNewsBiomedical

Electronic Tattoos Boost Plant Health

Silver nanowires give valuable insights before symptoms show

3 min read
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EnergyWhitepaper

Is Your Energy System Built to Handle the Next Disruption?

Empower your energy transformation through a fully integrated energy management solution

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The InstituteIEEE Member NewsBiomedicalCareersProfile

IEEE Awardee’s Tech Prevents Chemotherapy-Induced Nerve Damage

The device uses cooling to ward off the side effect

6 min read
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BiomedicalMagazineNewsJuly 2025

Face E-Tattoo Tracks Mental Stress

It’s like a mood ring—on your forehead!

4 min read








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