Biodegradable Nanogenerators Turn the Body’s Own Motion Into Nerve Repair
A new review argues that biodegradable nanogenerators that harvest the body's own mechanical energy could match autologous nerve grafting for ...
Tag: bioelectronics
Silicone-Coated Brain Chips Survive Four Years of Simulated Implant Aging
Engineers report that CMOS chips coated in plasma-treated medical silicone survived up to 4.3 years of accelerated aging in hot ...
Artificial Ion Channels Make Organic Transistors Fast and Waterproof
Researchers have built organic electrochemical transistors around biomimetic supramolecular ion channels, achieving microsecond responses, month-long stability in physiological fluids, and ...
Smart Hydrogel Brain Interface Gives Surgeons a Real-Time Damage Warning During Neurosurgery
A soft bioelectronic system with a thermally responsive hydrogel interface gives neurosurgeons real-time, quantitative monitoring of the mechanical forces and ...
Radicals, Gene Rewriting and Living Pharmacies: 2026 Blavatnik Laureates Named
David Nagib, Patrick Hsu and Jonathan Rivnay each received $250,000 at the 2026 Blavatnik Awards' 20th anniversary gala for breakthroughs ...
Breathable fibre networks could make wearable and implantable electronics truly at home in the body
A Nature Reviews Bioengineering review outlines how soft, porous fibre networks could overcome the chronic inflammation, delamination and signal loss ...
Heat-proof sugar enzyme gets a power boost through two tiny mutations
Crystal structures of an engineered hyperthermophilic sugar dehydrogenase reveal how two mutations relieve a steric barrier and boost calcium uptake ...
Amino Acid Nanoparticles Turn Indigo Dye Into Biocompatible Memory Devices
Researchers in South Korea have built flexible, biocompatible non-volatile memory devices using poly-L-lysine amino acid nanoparticles as the charge-trapping layer ...
Movement-Proof Wireless Power Brings Battery-Free Soft Implants Closer to the Clinic
Researchers have developed a parity–time-symmetric wireless power system combining a self-oscillating wearable transmitter with a stretchable liquid-metal receiver that delivers ...
Soft Robotic Sleeves Could Restore Bladder Control and End Catheter Dependence
Researchers at Imperial College London argue in Nature Reviews Urology that soft robotic bladder sleeves, combining patient-initiated mechanical voiding assistance ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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