MTU Cork students create award winning device
A medical tool designed to increase cervical cancer detection rates has been created by a team of fourth-year mechanical and biomedical engineering students from MTU Cork.
Source: corkindependent.com
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A medical tool designed to increase cervical cancer detection rates has been created by a team of fourth-year mechanical and biomedical engineering students from MTU Cork.
Tulipa, a medical device developed by eight MTU Cork students, aims to make cervical cancer check-ups more comfortable.