Chemists and physicists are collaborating within a new research group at the University of Würzburg. Their stated objective is to enable the manufacture of new materials with customized properties. The German Research Foundation (DFG) is funding the project. read more ...

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The implementation of IT in hospitals simplifies many processes and makes them less expensive. In order to implement a hospital information system successfully, however, experts have to overcome a lot of obstacles: medical processes must be adapted to IT and medical personnel has to be trained adequately.
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Medical Devices on the Road - Effective Packaging and Labelling

Clothes make the man and the right packaging likewise contributes to the overall image of a medical device. However, in the latter case it is about far more than just good looks. Find out why the right packaging is important for a product, what needs to be considered and which international regulations for identification are being contemplated in our current COMPAMED Special.
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Often, years pass from the first idea to the finished medical product, as medical devices are only allowed to be released onto the market and can be implanted into humans after sufficient research and a sometimes tedious search for the right cooperation with different disciplines, as well strict control on the part of the legislator. We spoke to Professor Feldhusen at RWTH Aachen about his experiences in this exciting field of research and development.

Materials

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