The Australian biomedical engineers hoping to one day build back spines
Australian biomedical engineers are developing components of an injectable gel that could one day help regrow nerve fibres in the ...
Australian biomedical engineers are developing components of an injectable gel that could one day help regrow nerve fibres in the ...
Australian start-up Laronix is developing a bionic device that uses AI-based voice-cloning technology to restore the voices of laryngectomy patients.
From a childhood fascination with radios to setting global standards, Leo Barnes came into the field of biomedical engineering by ...
Biomedical engineer Michael Griffiths FIEAust CPEng has been rewarded for decades of service to the industry, but he’s quick to ...
While health professionals care for the sick in hospitals, there is an army of people behind them working to ensure ...
A next-generation analysis tool to combat coronary artery disease is moving from the lab to hospitals around the world, thanks ...
Sufferers from pelvic organ prolapse, a condition associated with childbirth and menopause, have long been overlooked. This engineer hopes to ...
Engineers from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) have pioneered a new kind of suture to speed up wound ...
In a world-first, a multidisciplinary Australian team has developed a safe and effective way to perform keyhole heart valve replacement ...
A car accident during medical school left Dinesh Palipana paralysed from the chest down. Now he's working with a team ...