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- 19 January, 2022
Sudhriti Mukhopadhyay
After having completed her postgraduation in Biotechnology from St. Xavier's College, Kolkata Sudhriti is currently a blogger. She writes articles, especially in the field of biotechnology, medical and wellness, in a clear and simple manner in order to connect with a wide spectrum of readers.
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New Developments in Brain Computer Interfaces: Potential Life Changing Supportive Devices for People with Devastating Brain or Spinal Injuries
Brain computer interfaces (BCIs) are gaining popularity. A novel interface system that synchronizes the activity of hundreds of tiny brain sensors. BCI systems use implantable
Smart Contact Lenses for real time non-invasive monitoring of health status
Smart contact lenses are becoming increasingly popular for non-invasive monitoring of health status. Contact lens being in direct contact with the eye ball and body
Novel Sensor can non-invasively detect fatty liver disease even before its symptoms appear
Early detection of fatty liver disease can be lifesaving. Fatty liver or hepatic steatosis occurs when excess fat builds up in the liver. This condition
AI powered Artificial Nose to sniff meat in order to predict fitness for consumption
Mammalian nose mimicking AI powered “electronic-nose” to help consumers determine meat freshness. The artificial nose will help identify whether a meat is fit for consumption
Antiviral, Antibacterial Reusable Face Mask that can be disinfected by the Sun
With the current COVID19 pandemic situation wearing face mask in public is necessary and a must to protect one self and people around. When the
Large scale application of nature-inspired novel transparent anti-reflective coating mimicking moth eyes
Solar panels, phones, tablets, computers all have a common problem of surface reflection. However nature had anticipated the problem of surface reflection thereby developed the
Flexible Transparent Wearable Device for Non-invasive Monitoring of Vital Health Signs
Researchers from ICFO-The Institute of Photonic Sciences have developed the next generation flexible, transparent wearable. These wearables can noninvasively, continuously and accurately monitor multiple vital
Home-based cancer monitoring with a simple handheld device
There is an urgent need to develop a simple to operate biosensing system for cancer monitoring from the comfort of the patient’s home. An advanced
Remote-Controlled Drug Delivery Implant for Chronic Disease Management
Chronic diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis, heart diseases and diabetes, require lifelong medication. Varying doses of medications have to be administered at specific times of