Clinical trial results show a technique visualizing cells in the retina and analyzed with an algorithm accurately predicts the progression of glaucoma. . . . → Read More: A.I.-Aided Method Predicts Glaucoma Progression
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Researchers exhibited solar-powered integrated circuit sensors with LED lights, smaller than can be seen with the naked eye, for mass production at low cost. . . . → Read More: Microscopic Optical Sensor Circuits Demonstrated Comments are closed Intellectual property, New products biomedical, computer science, engineering, entrepreneurs, licensing, medical device, nanotechnology, patent, physical sciences, physics, semiconductors, university 
Intel Corp. and Innovative Genomics Institute established the Open Covid Pledge, a campaign to free up intellectual property for work on Covid-19 solutions. . . . → Read More: Researchers, Intel Release Patents for Covid-19 Work 
An engineering lab developed an electronic shoe insole that gathers data for analysis with artificial intelligence to accurately measure a person’s gait patterns. . . . → Read More: A.I.-Enabled Insole Captures, Measures Step Info Comments are closed Finance, New products biomedical, engineering, grant, life sciences, mathematics, medical device, NSF, patent, physical sciences, physics, robotics, software, university 
A survey of U.S. universities and research institutes shows more patents were awarded to their labs in 2018, while new start-ups stayed the same from 2017. . . . → Read More: Research Labs Get More Patents, Start-Ups Level Off Comments are closed Business conditions, Intellectual property economics, entrepreneurs, grant, licensing, patent, statistics, university 
A university lab developed a wirelessly-controlled programmable bandage that in tests with lab mice results in more diabetic wound closure than topical medicines. . . . → Read More: Wireless Smart Bandage Designed for Chronic Wounds Comments are closed New products biomedical, engineering, life sciences, medical device, patent, preclinical, software, university 
University of Alaska is licensing research lab discoveries to a spin-off company to develop techniques to achieve a hibernation-type state in humans. . . . → Read More: Univ. Licenses Therapeutic Hibernation Technology Comments are closed Intellectual property biomedical, chemistry, entrepreneurs, grant, licensing, life sciences, NIH, patent, pharmaceuticals, physical sciences, preclinical, university 
A company creating tags similar to bar codes from nucleic acids like DNA received a patent for a process to identify and track synthetic fibers made from wood. . . . → Read More: Patent Awarded for DNA Tags on Synthetic Fibers Comments are closed Intellectual property biotechnology, chemistry, engineering, life sciences, manufacturing, materials science, patent, physical sciences, USPTO 
A bio-compatible conduit is shown in tests with monkeys to promote regrowth of damaged nerve fibers, like those suffered in traumatic injuries. . . . → Read More: Implanted Guide Helps Regrow Damaged Body Nerves Comments are closed Intellectual property, New products biomedical, engineering, entrepreneurs, licensing, life sciences, medical device, patent, preclinical, university 
A bio-engineering lab developed a tiny edible tag from natural proteins that uniquely identifies individual doses of medicines to prevent counterfeiting. . . . → Read More: Protein Tags Devised to Stop Counterfeit Drugs One comment - (Comments are closed) New products biomedical, chemistry, engineering, entrepreneurs, health care, life sciences, manufacturing, materials science, mathematics, medical device, patent, pharmaceuticals, physical sciences, physics, software, university |
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