March/April 2023

Ultrasound and Microbubbles Combine for Drug Delivery, Detecting Biomarkers

Ultrasound and Microbubbles Combine for Drug Delivery, Detecting Biomarkers
Ultrasound and Microbubbles Combine for Drug Delivery, Detecting Biomarkers 789 444 IEEE Pulse
New approaches combine both technologies for easier and targeted drug delivery, while providing access to drug-resistant cancerous tumors and across the blood–brain barrier read more
An Injection of Innovation: How Drug Delivery Systems are Changing

An Injection of Innovation: How Drug Delivery Systems are Changing
An Injection of Innovation: How Drug Delivery Systems are Changing 789 444 IEEE Pulse
New applications and therapies for injectable pharmaceuticals are constantly evolving, bringing the potential for positive patient outcomes read more
NIH/NIBIB Introduces New Center for Biomedical Engineering Technology Acceleration

NIH/NIBIB Introduces New Center for Biomedical Engineering Technology Acceleration
NIH/NIBIB Introduces New Center for Biomedical Engineering Technology Acceleration 789 444 IEEE Pulse
BETA Center sets sights on innovation and collaboration, with the goal of quickly responding to global health crises read more
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
Ethical Issues of 4D Printed Medical Devices

Ethical Issues of 4D Printed Medical Devices
Ethical Issues of 4D Printed Medical Devices 789 444 IEEE Pulse
Since the dawn of additive manufacturing technologies in the 1980s and 90s, now commonly named 3D printing, the possibility of processing raw materials into freeform designed objects with unprecedented shape complexity opened new avenues for the development of medical devices. Indeed, the geometries of nature and the human body are extremely multifaceted, with even fractal-like or multiscale levels of detail, counting with functional gradients of properties, including topology and topography optimizations, to cite some interesting features. read more
Fostering Future Professionals: A Review of the IEEE EMBS Student Mentoring Program

Fostering Future Professionals: A Review of the IEEE EMBS Student Mentoring Program
Fostering Future Professionals: A Review of the IEEE EMBS Student Mentoring Program 789 444 IEEE Pulse
Providing students with a unique opportunity to learn from experienced professionals, explore cutting-edge research, and build a global network of like-minded individuals read more

Empowering Student Leaders: The New Initiative to Establish Regional Student Activities Committees and Student Regional Representatives in the IEEE EMBS
Empowering Student Leaders: The New Initiative to Establish Regional Student Activities Committees and Student Regional Representatives in the IEEE EMBS 150 150 IEEE Pulse
The IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBS) is a leading international organization dedicated to promoting the integration of engineering and medicine to improve human health. read more

When is N +1 Too Much?
When is N +1 Too Much? 150 150 IEEE Pulse
The story is told that a juggler who can suspend five objects will invariably be asked if he or she can juggle six objects. Jugglers who can handle six objects at a time will almost always be asked if he or she can handle seven. read more
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