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Image: Dr. Marina Dziuba in the laboratory with bacterial cultures to produce magnetic nanoparticles; Copyright: Christian Wißler/UBT

EXIST funding for bacterial magnetic nanoparticles

Image: Schematic structure of a sensor for the detection of viral pathogens; Copyright: TUD

Diagnostics: pioneering approaches for the detection of viral antigens
Image: An employee with a hairnet and smock stands at a complex high-tech system in a green-lit room; Copyright: TU Dresden/IHM

Project for microelectronics resarch in Germany launched
Image: Ian Nicholls is standing in a laboratory; Copyright: Joakim Palmqvist

Advanced biosensors to detect tumors, viruses and bacterial diseases
Image: Associate Professor Lee Seok Wo holding up the flexible battery that is as thin as a human cornea.; Copyright: NTU Singapore

Micrometres-thin battery could power smart contact lenses
Image: A technical drawing with 3 inputs and one output; Copyright: Fraunhofer IZM

Future chips: using magnetic effects in electrons for a hundredfold reduction in power consumption
Image: In the picture you can see a lotus leaf with water two hands in gloves and the product. ; Copyright: National University of Singapore

Nature-inspired pressure sensing technology aims to transform healthcare and surgical robots
Image: A man holds a glass object with a glove.; Copyright: Jean Lachat

Smallest known way to guide light invented
Image: A graphic of blood cells flowing within the body.; Copyright: iLexx

Noninvasive technology tests for malaria without a blood sample
Image: Symbol image for a proof-of-concept air quality monitor that can detect live SARS-CoV-2 virus; Copyright: Joseph Puthussery

Biosensing: air monitor can detect COVID-19 variants
Image: Group picture of 16 people, the Newlife consortium at Fraunhofer IZM in Berlin; Copyright: Fraunhofer IZM

Pregnancy: intelligent patch for remote monitoring
Image: Sarah Du, Ph.D., inventor and an associate professor; Copyright: Alex Dolce, Florida Atlantic University

U.S. patent for portable tool to diagnose and monitor sickle cell disease
Image: A person sits at a laser scanning microscope for tumor delineation; Copyright: Fraunhofer IPMS

Micro scanners in medicine: flexible for customized applications
Image: Microscope image: Magnetic nanoparticles bind specifically to the spherical bacteria which are about 1 µm in size; Copyright: Empa

Antibiotics crisis: rapid test for sepsis with nanoparticles
Image: Two men and two women pose on the floor with funny gestures in front of a projector screen; Copyright: MPI of Biochemistry

Optics: Ångström-resolution fluorescence microscopy
Image: Super-miniaturized IoT sensor; Copyright: Fraunhofer IZM

World's smallest impedance spectroscopy system in form of a pill
Image: Microelectronics assembly industrial factory - interior and group of workers; Copyright: astakhovyaroslav

SEMECO revolutionizes the medical electronics industry
Image: A human brain organoid (red) grows on the hammock-like structure of a mesh MEA; Copyright: Max Planck Institute for Molecular Biomedicine

Microelectrode array: hammock for brain organoids
Image: Functional model of capsule; Copyright: SIAT

Capsule X-ray dosimeter for real-time radiotherapy monitoring
Image: ARC trial participant in active therapy: ARC Therapy is designed to deliver targeted, programmed spinal cord stimulation; Copyright: ONWARD Medical NV

Kick-off: Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network "ReWIRE"
Image: Detailed images of neurons in a mouse brain; Copyright: Anna Maria Reuss (USZ) & Fabian Voigt (UZH)

Scallop eyes as inspiration for new microscope objectives
Image: Picture of the complete sensor with a PDMS well of 100 μl volume for the drop test; Copyright: HZDR/Sandoval Bojorquez

Nanobiosensor developed for detecting SARS-CoV-2
Image: Novel chitosan particles and encap­sulation technologies; Copyright: Fraunhofer IPK / Larissa Klassen

New technologies for producing mRNA-based pharmaceuticals
Picture: Toddler with blond hair and a cochlear implant; Copyright: envato/ Satura_

ERC Proof of Concept Grant for Tobias Moser
Image: Hand with a glove is holding a rectangle chip with the words

New ultrafast water disinfection method more environmentally friendly
Image: Representation of a human forearm, with muscles, tendons and bones, around which microimplants are visible distributed; Copyright: WILDDESIGN GmbH, Gelsenkirchen, Germany

A new generation of microimplants
Image: Patient testing a brain-computer interface to control an exoskeleton hand; Copyright: AG Klinische Neurotechnologie, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin

Controlling neural exoskeletons more precisely with diamond sensors
Image: Microresonators made of germanium; Copyright: NTNU

Influenza or a cold? A new technology can help
Image: 3D-printed lattices in three different sizes before and after pyrolysis; Copyright: Tohoku University

Micro-engineered electrodes could cut battery manufacturing costs
Image: A cell cultured on top of the nanowire scaffold.; Copyright: 2022 KAUST; Heno Hwang

Bone formation comes down to the nanowire
Image: Organ-on-chip system; Copyright: Johannes Dornhof, Andreas Weltin

Organ-on-chip system enables monitoring of 3D tumour tissue
Image: Florian Schmieder checks the prototype of a complex in vitro diagnostic cartridge; Copyright: ronaldbonss.com/Fraunhofer IWS

Lab-on-chip systems: From prototype to series production in no time
Image: Roman Czech, Stefan Radl and Bernhard Damberger; Copyright: Cleanroom Technology Austria

"Coronavirus-proof" interiors: new measuring method documents movements of infectious aerosols
Image: Camera image showing an array of 9 spatial light modulators immersed in the organic active layer; Copyright: Capasso Lab/Harvard SEAS

Bridging optics and electronics
Image: A scanning electron microscope image shows a cell-size robotoc swimmer that can be powered and steered by ultrasound waves; Copyright: Cornell University

Inspired by bacteria and sperm, scientists make micro-robot swimmers
Image: Tip of the index finger with the transparent golden biosupercapacitor; Copyright: Research Group Prof. Dr. Oliver G. Schmidt

Smallest biosupercapacitor provides energy for biomedical applications
Image: graphic of the heart with the device; Copyright: Northwestern University/George Washington University

First-ever transient pacemaker harmlessly dissolves in body
Image: Graphic showing how the sensor is placed under the skin. A naked mouse or rat can be seen; Copyright: ill./©: Nanobiotechnology Group, JGU Department of Chemistry

Medical diagnostics: Tattoo made of gold nanoparticles
Image: a hand wearing the device like a ring; Copyright: Xiao Lab

Wearable device turns the body into a battery