• Kyoto Researchers Combine Carbon Nanotubes and NIR Technology to Kill Cancer Cells

    Updated: 2012-10-31 06:52:49
    Kyoto University researchers have discovered that carbon nanotubes (CNTs) combined with a near-infrared (NIR) light irradiation technique generates reactive oxygen species (ROS) and kills cancer cells. CNTs have unique properties that can be exploited for diagnostics, thermal ablation and drug delivery. Working with an NIR laser, the research group led by Tatsuya Murakami, an Assistant [...]

  • Heraeus Medical Components Opens R&D and Production Centre in Singapore

    Updated: 2012-10-30 16:02:48
    Heraeus Medical Components has announced the opening of its Medical Materials Development and Production Center in Singapore to support expansion of its regional R&D activities and production of materials and components. The company is following its customers in the cardiac rhythm management space, many of whom are relocating production to Southeast Asia, explained Nicolas Guggenheim, President, Heraeus [...]

  • Learning from Marine Animals to Develop New Biomedical Materials Qmed

    Updated: 2012-10-24 23:19:58
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  • Nanomachine Assembly Mimics Muscle Movement

    Updated: 2012-10-24 01:00:46
    Scientists at French research institute CNRS have assembled thousands of nano-scale machines that are capable of producing coordinated movement similar to human muscles. Led by Professor Nicolas Giuseppone of the University of Strasbourg, the research validates a biomimetic theory that has, until now, remained at the conceptual stage, according to a press release (in French) [...]

  • Despite Pressures There's Still Opportunity in the Medical Device Sector Qmed

    Updated: 2012-10-23 04:47:36
    , Jump to Navigation Login Register Username or e-mail : Password : Create new account Request new password HOME SUPPLIER DIRECTORY Supplier Categories Supplier A-Z NEWS Medical Device News Supplier News MPMN About MPMN Ask the Experts MPMN Archive Subscribe Blog Resources Brochures Datasheets Education Fundamentals Courses Reports DeviceMatters Regulatory Tool Videos Innovation Briefs Technology Videos Webcasts White Papers Training Certification Events Jobs Home MPMN Medtech Pulse Blog Despite Pressures , There's Still Opportunity in the Medical Device Sector Despite Pressures , There's Still Opportunity in the Medical Device Sector Posted on October 22, 2012 4:48PM Recently , market research firm Frost Sullivan remarked that although the medical device industry continues to be vital and

  • Ultrasound Technique Improves Cell Separation Qmed

    Updated: 2012-10-18 00:05:55
    Jump to Navigation Login Register Username or e-mail : Password : Create new account Request new password HOME SUPPLIER DIRECTORY Supplier Categories Supplier A-Z NEWS Medical Device News Supplier News MPMN About MPMN Ask the Experts MPMN Archive Subscribe Blog Resources Brochures Datasheets Education Fundamentals Courses Reports DeviceMatters Regulatory Tool Videos Innovation Briefs Technology Videos Webcasts White Papers Training Certification Events Jobs Home MPMN Medtech Pulse Blog Ultrasound Technique Improves Cell Separation Ultrasound Technique Improves Cell Separation Posted on October 17, 2012 12:50PM A method for separating cells developed by researchers at North Carolina State University Raleigh and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill relies on sound waves . The

  • Octal Receiver Lowers Ultrasound System Processing Overhead Qmed

    Updated: 2012-10-11 04:15:29
    Jump to Navigation Login Register Username or e-mail : Password : Create new account Request new password HOME SUPPLIER DIRECTORY Supplier Categories Supplier A-Z NEWS Medical Device News Supplier News MPMN About MPMN Ask the Experts MPMN Archive Subscribe Blog Resources Brochures Datasheets Education Fundamentals Courses Reports DeviceMatters Regulatory Tool Videos Innovation Briefs Technology Videos Webcasts White Papers Training Certification Events Jobs Home Octal Receiver Lowers Ultrasound System Processing Overhead Octal Receiver Lowers Ultrasound System Processing Overhead Author : nbsp Bob Michaels An eight-channel ultrasound receiver from Analog Devices Inc . minimizes ultrasound-system data bandwidth , power consumption , and system . costs The medical device sector is no

  • Masking Medical Device Coating Processes Qmed

    Updated: 2012-10-11 04:15:28
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  • Die-Packaging Technology Drives Miniaturized Medical Implants Qmed

    Updated: 2012-10-11 04:15:27
    Jump to Navigation Login Register Username or e-mail : Password : Create new account Request new password HOME SUPPLIER DIRECTORY Supplier Categories Supplier A-Z NEWS Medical Device News Supplier News MPMN About MPMN Ask the Experts MPMN Archive Subscribe Blog Resources Brochures Datasheets Education Fundamentals Courses Reports DeviceMatters Regulatory Tool Videos Innovation Briefs Technology Videos Webcasts White Papers Training Certification Events Jobs Home Die-Packaging Technology Drives Miniaturized Medical Implants Die-Packaging Technology Drives Miniaturized Medical Implants Author : nbsp Shana Leonard Microsemi’s die packaging technology has enabled the company to reduce its radio module’s footprint by 75 As technology continues to advance at a staggering pace , many active

  • Bioactive Nanopatterning Technology Could Yield Long-Lasting PEEK Implants Qmed

    Updated: 2012-10-11 04:15:26
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  • Manufacturing Systems Today Assembly Equipment Qmed

    Updated: 2012-10-10 20:06:15
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  • Spotlight on Tubing and Tube Processing Qmed

    Updated: 2012-10-10 00:59:30
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