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IEEE Pulse: From The Lab Episode 1: Canan Dagdeviren Part – 1
IEEE Pulse: From The Lab Episode 1: Canan Dagdeviren Part – 1 2000 2000 IEEE Pulse

IEEE Pulse: From the Lab podcast episode in partnership with the IEEE Open Journal of Engineering in Medicine and Biology (OJEMB), featuring Dr. Canan Dagdeviren — physicist, material scientist, Associate…

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IEEE Pulse Entrepreneurs Corner Episode 1: Colin Brenan Part – 1
IEEE Pulse Entrepreneurs Corner Episode 1: Colin Brenan Part – 1 2000 2000 IEEE Pulse

IEEE Pulse: Entrepreneurs Corner podcast episode featuring Dr. Colin Brenan, a serial life sciences entrepreneur and senior executive of biomedical and biotech companies. Dr. Brenan shares insights gained over 35…

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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
Can Emotion AI Keep You Healthier?

Can Emotion AI Keep You Healthier?
Can Emotion AI Keep You Healthier? 789 444 IEEE Pulse
Detecting emotive signals in specific contexts may provide insights into your health, but challenges persist in gathering accurate data. read more
Double Vision

Double Vision: Study of U.K. Twins Provides New Insight Into Human Wellbeing
Double Vision: Study of U.K. Twins Provides New Insight Into Human Wellbeing 789 444 IEEE Pulse
Back in 1992, when Prof. Tim Spector of King’s College London set up a study to investigate the incidence of osteoporosis and other rheumatologic diseases in monozygotic (identical) twins, little did he know how much the project would expand its horizons. 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
Next Generation Bioprinted Products: “Products of Nature” or Patentable Innovation

Next-Generation Bioprinted Products: Products of Nature or Patentable Innovation?
Next-Generation Bioprinted Products: Products of Nature or Patentable Innovation? 789 444 IEEE Pulse
Bioprinting is an additive manufacturing process used to create architectures that mimic natural living tissues in form and function. It involves the deposition of bioink, which can include a mixture of living cells, nutrients, and extracellular matrix. read more
Engineering a holistic response to the global crisis of forced displacement

Engineering a Holistic Response to the Global Crisis of Forced Displacement
Engineering a Holistic Response to the Global Crisis of Forced Displacement 789 444 IEEE Pulse
The global coronavirus pandemic has demonstrated the necessity of engineering approaches, from research and development to rapid prototyping and production, in saving lives all across the world. read more

Asking Better Questions
Asking Better Questions 150 150 IEEE Pulse
Have you ever picked up a “universal remote” and have to study it for a minute before finding the power, channel, and volume buttons? Just as you settle in, a push of a wrong button puts up a panel that obscures the program, forcing another long look at the remote for the “exit” button to go back to the program. On the other hand, a tutorial was likely not needed to operate an iPhone. Why is that? read more
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