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Technology demonstrated for the first time in mice July 16, 2015 By Jim Dryden ALEX DAVID JEREZ ROMAN PHOTO Tiny, implantable devices are capable of delivering light or drugs to specific areas of the brain, potentially improving drug delivery to...

A tiny wearable acoustic sensor that measures physiological vibrations has been developed by researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder and the Northwestern University, providing them with the ability to monitor the heart and even recognise...

Lola Gayle, STEAM Register A newly-developed wearable acoustic sensor resembling a small bandage is capable of measuring vibrations in the human body, essentially allowing doctors to monitor human heart health. The stretchable device, developed by...

Futuristic brain probe allows for wireless control of neurons Institute/Center National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) Contact Christopher G. Thomas (301) 496-5751 Futuristic brain probe allows for wireless control of neurons...

The energy that makes ATLAS an interesting and exciting environment is the result of countless individual achievements and shared experiences. Our community is gathering momentum because of creative students and faculty who regularly exercise their insatiable...