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Chinese researchers present a comprehensive review of smart hydrogel sensors' role in revolutionizing healthcare. Highlighting their accuracy, versatility, and contribution to early warning systems, the paper explores future research directions aiming to enhance sensor performance and expand applications in personalized medicine and beyond.

Optical glucose sensing techniques have been reported, but they require complex optical instrumentations found in laboratories, so feasibility for patient use has been challenging.

Here, we explore why TENGs are poised to play a major role in powering next-generation sensor networks and enabling self-powered, sustainable sensor technologies.

RoboFood is an innovative concept within soft robotics, wherein electronic products are manufactured from edible, biodegradable materials.

Here are the companies that are making the move to support remote work permanently, along with recent job postings.

In the latest episode of For Tech’s Sake, we ponder the unintended consequences that may come with the evolution of health tech.

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Ipsen’s Declan Moran talks about his pharma career of three decades and shares his advice for those who are just starting out.

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Dr Aoife Morrin believes the ‘holy grail’ of sensor technology lies in our ability to monitor our health via biomarkers in the skin.