Why a millimeter-wide bubble cloud may be the future of minimally invasive oncology Continue Reading Bubbling Tumors Into Oblivion
Mar 18 26March 18, 2026
Article at IEEE Pulse
AI transparency is a necessity that can help forestall regulation. Learn how new AI design principles are helping companies build more explainable AI algorithms.
Jul 16 25July 16, 2025
Article at ServiceNow/Workflow Quarterly
By the time doctors told neonatal nurse Laurie Travers that metastatic breast cancer had moved beyond their ability to help, she already had been living with the disease for nearly 15 years.
Jun 17 25June 17, 2025
While robotic-assisted surgery has opened new frontiers for medical interventions—enhancing precision, improving dexterity, creating new minimally invasive options, and reducing patient trauma—these benefits haven’t come without a cost. Continue Reading Feel the Precision: Next-Gen Robotic Surgery With Haptic Feedback
Mar 18 25March 18, 2025
Small companies are finding broad paths to success. While the big medical device makers may have a deep-pockets advantage in the neurostimulation space, many smaller players are innovating their way to advances that offer tantalizing hope for changing patients’ lives. Continue Reading Innovations in Neurostimulation
Aug 02 24August 02, 2024
Weaving the Past into the Future Beyond Charleston’s rich history, cobblestone streets, and elegant architecture lies a handmade treasure deeply rooted in the African American heritage of the Lowcountry — the art of sweetgrass basketry. Representing both a symbol and a lifeline for formerly enslaved people over three centuries, these intricately woven gold-and-brown masterpieces can […]
Jun 20 23June 20, 2023
Article at TravelWorld Magazine
Researchers develop new biocompatible and customizable materials to use in medical devices, implants, and drug delivery systems Continue Reading Biocompatible Materials Offer Sustainability and Enhanced Design
Jun 08 23June 08, 2023
Functional electrical stimulation is experiencing a renaissance, with new emphasis on therapeutic uses. Continue Reading A Stimulating New Direction for FES
Jan 25 23January 25, 2023
Upstart scrubs manufacturer Figs Inc., whose fashionable medical apparel has disrupted the $66 billion global scrubs market, won a 4-year court battle against a larger competitor.
Dec 27 22December 27, 2022
PDF at Medscape
Knowledge workers need continuous learning to maximize their productivity. Read more.
Oct 26 22October 26, 2022
ESG reporting is a hot mess of overlapping frameworks and standards. Thankfully, help is on the way.
May 04 22May 04, 2022
With digital skills in short supply, companies are looking for innovative ways to staff the smart factories of the future for next-gen manufacturing. Learn more.
Oct 18 21October 18, 2021
The web-based standard FHIR — pronounced “fire” — could hasten the day when we can view our full medical histories on a smartphone screen. Tech giants are hungry for a piece of the pie, but obstacles remain.
Jan 21 20January 21, 2020
Article at California Healthline
Tucked away 150 miles south of mainland Australia, the island state of Tasmania too often is a travel adventure after-thought. Talk about a missed opportunity. Superlatives come easily in “Tassie,” as its 500,000 residents call it, where the world’s tallest flowering trees shelter some of the planet’s oddest mammals. Even a short visit can yield […]
Oct 29 19October 29, 2019
Amazon se ha asociado con numerosas compañías de atención médica, incluyendo varias en California, para permitir que los clientes y empleados usen Alexa para ayudarlos con la atención médica.
Jul 29 19July 29, 2019
Article at Kaiser Health News
Amazon, along with a host of other technology companies, is working on ways to use its smart speaker devices to bring a range of health care services into your home.
Jul 26 19July 26, 2019
Silicon Valley Community Foundation commissioned this history of its first five years to celebrate the anniversary of its creation through the merger of Peninsula Community Foundation and Community Foundation Silicon Valley.
Oct 17 15October 17, 2015
Article at Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Accelerator technology has made huge leaps forward, prompting important developments well beyond high energy physics in areas as diverse as energy and the environment, medicine, industry, national security and discovery science.
Jan 12 12January 12, 2012
Article at Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
Its creators saw it as a great way to share information among the world’s widespread particle physics community.
Dec 12 11December 12, 2011
Firing Up LCLS for Fifth Run - With All Six Instruments
Nov 14 11November 14, 2011
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