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Dear Sir or Madam, COMPAMED 2022 is now a quarter of a year ago and we are still amazed by all the content that could be found at the trade fair. Also on site was Dr. Patrick Heissler from SUSS MicroOptics with a presentation in the COMPAMED HIGH-TECH FORUM about micro-optics. We talked to him about the trends and news in this field. You can find the exciting interview here: "Micro-optics will play a pivotal role in many trends that shape our time". Have fun reading! Simone Ernst
Editorial team COMPAMED-tradefair.com
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Nanoparticle-based deep brain stimulation can treat Parkinson's disease
News - MANUFACTURING & DEVICES
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With the onset of an aging population, the annual incidence of neurodegenerative conditions such as Parkinson's disease is escalating rapidly. One of the various therapeutic approaches for such diseases is deep brain stimulation. Recently, a research team at POSTECH developed a new technique for administering electrical stimulation to the brain without the need for implanted electrodes.
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Speeding up diagnostics! Entangled photon pairs to help fighting cancer
News - MANUFACTURING & DEVICES
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Cancer is the second leading cause of death and the most feared disease in aging Western societies, representing the greatest challenge to modern medicine. Since cancer cannot be prevented, early and differentiated detection is extremely important for rapid intervention and cure.
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Forming technology and data science
News - SERVICES & ADVICE
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The University of Bayreuth is participating in the DFG priority programme "Data-driven process modeling in forming technology" with a new interdisciplinary research project. The project is concerned with two processes that are intertwined in the industrial production of many functional components: shear cutting and collar drawing.
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SUSS MicroOptics: "Micro-optics will play a pivotal role in many trends that shape our time"
Interview
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Whether it’s laboratories, dentistry, or ophthalmology – many areas of medical technology can no longer exist without micro-optics. But aside from medical specialties, micro-lenses have also made their way into many everyday applications, including wearables.
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Read more in the interview!
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ERC Proof of Concept Grant for Tobias Moser
News - MICRO TECH
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Auditory neuroscientist of the University Medical Center Göttingen receives additional funding by the European Research Council. His project "OptoWave" concentrates on optimizing the optical cochlear implant for the application in hearing impaired people.
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New ultrafast water disinfection method more environmentally friendly
News - MICRO TECH
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Having safe drinking water is vital for public health, but traditional methods of disinfection cause their own environmental problems. Chlorine is cheap and easy to use in centralized water systems, but at the expense of harmful chemical byproducts.
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Carbon fibers based on wood
News - MATERIALS
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The DITF have developed a sustainable and cost-saving process to produce carbon fibers from lignin. This is an inexpensive raw material that is available in large quantities and is a waste product in paper production. The process offers high energy-saving potential and is particularly environmentally friendly. It uses natural, renewable raw materials and does not require solvents.
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Healing the brain: hydrogels enable neuronal tissue growth
News - MATERIALS
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Synthetic hydrogels were shown to provide an effective scaffold for neuronal tissue growth in areas of brain damage, providing a possible approach for brain tissue reconstruction.
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AI: new method for targeted design of molecules
News - IT IN TECH
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Engineering novel molecules and materials with specific properties can yield significant advances for industrial processes, drug discovery and optoelectronics. However, the search for novel molecules and materials is comparable to looking for a needle in a haystack, since the number of molecules in chemical space is of the unimaginable order of 10 to the power of 60.
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