For patients suffering from genetic disorders or diseases that may be cured by a combination of three new technologies, the clinical applications can’t come quickly enough.
FEATUREDJuly 01, 2019The disembodied living lungs in one Yale researcher’s lab show that a standalone bioengineered lung is well along the road to reality.
FEATUREDJuly 01, 2019The Center for Biomedical Innovation and Technology provides a home for those who want to develop medical devices to meet unmet needs in health care, and bring them to patients.
FEATUREDJuly 01, 2019Ultrasound augments learning opportunities for medical students.
FEATUREDJuly 01, 2019Yale School of Engineering and Applied Science combines medicine, engineering, and problem-solving to increase the reliability of orthopaedic devices.
FEATUREDJuly 01, 2019Working with faculty at Yale School of Medicine’s Department of Dermatology, two Yale undergrads built a device that’s helping doctors diagnose skin conditions from afar.
FEATUREDJuly 01, 2019A class of biomaterials called bulk metallic glasses could transform future implanted medical devices and other engineered objects.
FEATUREDJuly 01, 2019As long as humans have had the ability to craft tools, they’ve been using them to solve medical problems. Over time, the tools have become increasingly complex and sophisticated.
