This study presents a flexible, wearable OLED platform for hair loss treatment, effectively reducing hair follicle cell aging with tailored light wavelengths.
A disposable but eco-friendly electrochemical sensor made from sewage sludge detects trimethoprim in water and urine.
By Samudrapom Dam
4 Feb 2026
MIT's innovative ultrasound technology allows for compact, real-time breast imaging, aiming to improve early cancer detection and accessibility in rural areas.
NASA is exploring a way to track ocean debris, focusing on creating a spectral library, essential for developing space-based sensors to detect plastic pollution.
By Dr. Noopur Jain
3 Feb 2026
A new study presents a radar-based method for non-contact vital sign monitoring that improves the accuracy of detecting heart rate and breathing in cluttered settings.
By Samudrapom Dam
30 Jan 2026
Hamamatsu Photonics, in partnership with Professor Massimo Caccia, CEO of Random Power and Insubria University Professor of Physics, announces the launch of “Every Photon Matters: Professor Caccia’s Single Photon Counting Classes”, a new educational video series aimed at making the science and impact of single photon detection accessible to a global audience.
Tadiran Batteries, the world’s leading manufacturer of industrial grade ultra-long-life lithium batteries, has just introduced TLM-1550SPM high-power AA-size lithium oxide batteries for use in critical applications.
This study presents a living biosensor from gut bacteria that signals disease through fluorescence changes, enhancing non-invasive gut health monitoring.
AutomationDirect has added more Flowline LR80 series EchoBeam FMCW radar level sensors that increase sensing ranges up to 393.7 ft (120 m) for liquids and 196.8 ft (60 m) for bulk solids.
A new study introduces a coordinated AUV system for marine monitoring, integrating advanced sensing and communication for effective underwater inspections.
By Samudrapom Dam
28 Jan 2026
Pilots, motorists, and automated safety systems in vehicles and aircraft could receive warnings about icy conditions through a pair of sensors developed at the University of Michigan.
Research reveals that knowledge distillation significantly compensates for sensor drift in electronic noses, improving performance in gas-sensing applications.
By Dr. Noopur Jain
27 Jan 2026
In a study published in Advanced Materials, researchers at the University of Surrey demonstrated that battery-free, wireless nanosensors can significantly enhance the comfort and feasibility of remote sleep and healthcare monitoring.
Wearable technology could transform injury detection in workplaces, but researchers highlight the current limits of automation in ergonomic risk assessment.
By Samudrapom Dam
23 Jan 2026
A novel approach to pressure sensor design is unveiled, focusing on molecular stacking in crystals to achieve significant fluorescence changes under pressure.