biomedical engineering Archives - Page 2 of 10

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 ...

A new joint venture manufactures prototype medical devices in Australia to pave the path from research to reality.

Engineers have designed a soft, lightweight and potentially low-cost neuroprosthetic hand that has the potential to change the lives of ...

A new test for COVID-19 could return results within 10 minutes — and will work without painful nasal swabs and ...

An Australian engineer has developed a cheap, 3D-printed carbon device that uses absorbed light to fire neurons and restore sight ...

In 1958, engineer Dr Wilson Greatbatch made an error that led to a life-saving invention which changed healthcare forever.

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