Biomedical and Bioengineering Innovation

Biocompatible Materials Offer Sustainability and Enhanced Design

Biocompatible Materials Offer Sustainability and Enhanced Design
Biocompatible Materials Offer Sustainability and Enhanced Design 789 444 IEEE Pulse
Researchers develop new biocompatible and customizable materials to use in medical devices, implants, and drug delivery systems read more
Enhancing Therapeutic Delivery Using Micro- and Nanorobots 

Enhancing Therapeutic Delivery Using Micro- and Nanorobots
Enhancing Therapeutic Delivery Using Micro- and Nanorobots 789 444 IEEE Pulse
Using new approaches, researchers prime micro- and nanorobots to maneuver through the body to deliver targeted therapies read more
Advances in Microscopy Tech Offer Better Views

Advances in Microscopy Tech Offer Better Views
Advances in Microscopy Tech Offer Better Views 789 444 IEEE Pulse
Innovations in microscopy provide new information on biological structures and activities, opening avenues for novel disease therapies. read more
A New Era for Bionic Limbs

A New Era for Bionic Limbs
A New Era for Bionic Limbs 789 444 IEEE Pulse
Recent breakthroughs in science and technology have produced prosthetic hands, arms, and legs that increasingly resemble biological ones. read more
Robots to Improve Surgery for All by Leslie Mertz

Robots to Improve Surgery for All
Robots to Improve Surgery for All 789 444 IEEE Pulse
Smaller tools with better maneuverability and more precise control, new imaging approaches, and advanced software applications will improve patient outcomes. read more
A Stimulating New Direction for FES By Janet Rae-Dupree

A Stimulating New Direction for FES
A Stimulating New Direction for FES 789 444 IEEE Pulse
Functional electrical stimulation is experiencing a renaissance, with new emphasis on therapeutic uses. read more
New Efforts in Biomedical Imaging

New Efforts in Biomedical Imaging
New Efforts in Biomedical Imaging 768 432 IEEE Pulse
Novel imaging devices and algorithms—including low-field MRI, smaller cameras, and better cancer grading—help to deliver more useful information. read more

A Life Well Lived: In Memory of Máximo E. Valentinuzzi
Author(s)3: Yuan-Ting Zhang, Luis Kun, Cynthia Weber
A Life Well Lived: In Memory of Máximo E. Valentinuzzi 2121 1414 IEEE Pulse
This article is dedicated to the memory of Max E. Valentinuzzi, an IEEE EMBS Life Fellow and Argentinian biomedical engineer of unparalleled achievements and special contributions to this magazine. Dr. Valentinuzzi passed away on 3 January 2021. read more

Biomedical Innovation for Everyone, Bias-Free
Author(s)3: Leslie Mertz
Biomedical Innovation for Everyone, Bias-Free 2121 1414 IEEE Pulse
When undergraduate student Arnelle Etienne (Figure 1) joined a research group at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), Pittsburgh, PA, USA, to help with the development of electroencephalograph (EEG) electrodes, her first task was to do some background work and learn about them. What she found was both surprising and dismaying: EEG electrodes had never worked—and still did not work on—a large segment of the population; and clinicians and researchers knew about the oversight. read more
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