Semiconductor Engineering17h
Challenges Grow For Medical ICs
Making devices that are defect-free and able to withstand years of harsh environments is made more difficult by a combination ...
The University of Chicago Chronicle3d
Researchers turn herbal tea ingredient into soft gels for biomedical use
In traditional Chinese medicine, malva nuts are known as Pangdahai, often used in tea as a sore throat remedy, similar to adding ginger or lemon. A sniffling person pops the small dried nut in hot ...
Interesting Engineering14d
Researchers turn discarded malva nut waste into lifesaving biomedical hydrogel
Hydrogels have diverse medical applications, including drug delivery, implantable bioelectronics (like pacemakers), tissue ...
Researchers create a new material from tree nuts with broad medical applications
A nut used in herbal tea has become a hydrogel perfect for a variety of biomedical uses in new research from the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Engineering (UChicago PME) and UChicago ...
Science Daily15d
This research is absolutely nuts -- for better health care
They're used in drug delivery systems, implantable bioelectronics like pacemakers, tissue repair, ECG and EKG readings, and other uses. Turning nuts into medical devices takes more work than just ...
News Medical15d
UChicago researchers develop hydrogel from malva nut for medical use
They're used in drug delivery systems, implantable bioelectronics like pacemakers, tissue repair, ECG and EKG readings, and other uses. Turning nuts into medical devices takes more work than just ...