The 18th session of the Medical Engineering College’s ideological and political micro-course is now online, themed “IoT and the New Four Great Inventions,” analyzing the core empowering logic of IoT technology on the New Four Great Inventions. In the high-speed rail sector, relying on IoT sensing and data transmission technology, real-time monitoring of train conditions, … Read more
Click the blue text above to follow us Microscale Robots Become ‘Delivery Agents’ in the Body, Precisely Delivering Drugs Against Blood Flow The future of medicine may lie within tiny blood vessels, hidden within robots smaller than grains of sand. A research team has successfully demonstrated a microscale robot that can “swim upstream” in blood … Read more
TRAVEL Click the blue text to follow us Overview The time-frequency representation generated by traditional methods is often too vague to provide precise features for such signals. A recently proposed method called the Multiple Synchronous Squeezing Transform (MSST) overcomes most of the issues present in traditional methods and appears to be a promising tool. However, … Read more
There is an old Chinese saying that “all medicine is three parts poison.” Common drug delivery methods resemble indiscriminate rainfall; once the drug enters the body, it spreads throughout with the blood circulation. While it can act on the lesions, it inevitably affects healthy tissues as well. This “inflicting a thousand injuries to oneself while … Read more
Click the blue text to follow us immediately This research was conducted by Guanghai Fei and his team from KU Leuven in Belgium and published in the journal Advanced Functional Materials. The article systematically reviews the current development status and application prospects of grayscale photopolymerization 3D printing technology, focusing on its potential in the preparation … Read more
In 1966, a science fiction film titled Fantastic Voyage was released in the United States. In the film, to save a scientist whose brain blood vessels were damaged and in critical condition, five doctors were miniaturized to a fraction of a millimeter and injected into the body to travel to the brain to repair the … Read more
A research team from China has developed a flexible fiber electrode that can be implanted in the brains of animals, allowing its movement to be controlled artificially. This electrode can also function long-term within animal muscle tissue, providing a new type of sensing tool for brain-machine interface technology. This information was reported on the 17th … Read more
A research team from Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) in South Korea has developed a new bone grafting technology that utilizes an improved glue gun and glue sticks made from bone minerals and biodegradable composites. This material, when melted, can serve as a scaffold to promote bone growth, outperforming traditional bone cement. Furthermore, according to New Atlas, … Read more
Editor’s Note Large scientific research instruments are powerful tools for achieving original breakthroughs in research, and open sharing has opened up new avenues for technological innovation. To promote the sharing and service level of large instruments at our university to a new height, allowing the investment in ‘instruments’ to ultimately demonstrate broader and greater effects … Read more
Everyone · Technology FrontierMASTERS Ding Xianting Distinguished Professor at the School of Biomedical Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, and Deputy Director of the International Cooperation and Exchange Office It is well known that during the clinical trial process before drugs are marketed, traditional methods mainly rely on animal models to complete a large number of … Read more