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U-M Researchers Develop New Biosensor to Speed Treatment of Bacterial Infections

U-M Researchers Develop New Biosensor to Speed Treatment of Bacterial Infections

With an invention that can be made from some of the same parts used in CD players, University of Michigan researchers have developed a way to measure the growth and drug susceptibility of individual bacterial cells without the use of a microscope.

19 Jan 2011

MEMS Industry Group to Host 2011 Sensors Expo

MEMS Industry Group to Host 2011 Sensors Expo

MEMS, or microelectromechanical systems, will be a key technology featured in the educational sessions and throughout the Expo Hall during the 2011 Sensors Expo & Conference taking place June 6-8 at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL.

19 Jan 2011

Global Comprehensive Report on Biosensors Market

Medical applications continue to dominate the biosensors market worldwide. Biosensors are increasingly finding applications in blood glucose monitoring, drug discovery, drug analysis, and whole blood analyzers. In hos...

From Global Industry Analysts 19 Jan 2011

OMRON to Launch New MEMS Flow Sensor for Use in Fuel Cell Systems

OMRON to Launch New MEMS Flow Sensor for Use in Fuel Cell Systems

OMRON Corporation today announced plans to release the D6F-70, a 70L/min MEMS flow sensor optimized for measuring the gas flow rate of fuel cell systems.

18 Jan 2011

PI Introduces New Linear Actuator for Automation Applications

PI Introduces New Linear Actuator for Automation Applications

Piezo motor specialist PI introduces the new M-272 linear actuator for automation applications based on a maintenance-free PILine® ultrasonic ceramic motor.

From Physik Instrumente (PI) GmbH & Co KG 13 Jan 2011

Novelda Develops Nanoscale Impulse Radar

Novelda AS announced today a CMOS Impulse Radar Transceiver designed for ETSI and FCC compliance within the 6.0GHz - 8.5GHz UWB-mask. Novelda's mission is to develop and manufacture impulse radar technology as a n...

12 Jan 2011

New Study Paves Way for Development of Graphene-Based Optoelectronic Devices

New Study Paves Way for Development of Graphene-Based Optoelectronic Devices

New research published today, shows how light can be used to control the electrical properties of graphene, paving the way for graphene-based optoelectronic devices and highly sensitive sensors.

11 Jan 2011

Rostock Chemists Develop New Biosensor to Detect Genetic Traces in Corn Flour

Rostock Chemists Develop New Biosensor to Detect Genetic Traces in Corn Flour

Chemists at the University of Rostock have developed a new biosensor that can far more easily deduct genetic traces in corn flour.

6 Jan 2011

UA Scientist Develops New Glaucoma Test Instrument to Infer Intraocular Pressure

Cumbersome glaucoma tests requiring a visit to the ophthalmologist could soon be history thanks to a home test developed by an engineer at the University of Arizona. A new hand-held instrument involving a system of mi...

5 Jan 2011

Georgia Tech Professor Receives IEEE Fellow Status for Contribution in MEMS Technologies

Georgia Tech Professor Receives IEEE Fellow Status for Contribution in MEMS Technologies

Six Georgia Institute of Technology faculty members have been elevated to Fellow status by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the world’s leading professional association for the advancement of technology.

From Georgia Institute of Technology 5 Jan 2011

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