From counting blood cells to motion capture, sensors drive patient-centered research

Sensors and sensing systems can positively impact medical research, according to scientists at the 2021 SENSE.nano Symposium. Sponsored by MIT.nano and the MIT Clinical and Translational Research Center, the event featured themes of human motion studies, physiological monitoring, imaging at multiple scales, and devices and strategies for collecting specimens and performing biopsies.

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