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Novel 3D-printed light-sensing medical device could help millions of lupus patients

A team of engineers and doctors at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities have designed a unique 3D-printed light-sensing medical device that is placed directly on the skin and gives real-time feedback to correlate light exposure with disease flare-ups.

United statesGuebum hanXia ouyangMichael mcalpineRuitao suDavid pearsonEmily hendersonUniversity of minnesota twin citiesNational institutes of healthAcademic investment research programUniversity of minnesota department mechanical engineeringNational science foundationNational nano coordinated infrastructure networkNational institute of biomedical imagingMinnesota nano centerDepartment of mechanical engineering

Light-Sensing 3D-Printed Device Could Help People with Lupus

The device provides real-time data for more personalized treatment.

United statesGuebum hanXia ouyangMichael mcalpineRuitao suDavid pearsonUniversity of minnesota twin citiesNational institutes of healthAcademic investment research programUniversity of minnesota department mechanical engineeringNational science foundationNational nano coordinated infrastructure networkNational institute of biomedical imagingMinnesota nano centerDepartment of mechanical engineeringUniversity of minnesota medical school

Research Bits: May 24

Research Bits: May 24
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United kingdomSouth koreaCity ofMichael mcalpineGustav nystrXavier aebyRenato gonnelliAdrees arbabFelice torrisiRuitao suDepartment of chemistry at imperialUniversity of minnesota twin citiesMcalpine groupUniversity of cambridgeImperial college londonKorea institute of industrial technology

Researchers develop first fully 3D printed, flexible OL

Inavate - Researchers develop first fully 3D-printed, flexible OLED display

United statesMichael mcalpineRuitao suUniversity of minnesota kuhrmeyer familyDepartment of mechanical engineeringAmerican association for the advancement of scienceUniversity of minnesota twin citiesUniversity of minnesotaMinnesota twin citiesMinnesota kuhrmeyer family chair professorMechanical engineeringScience advancesAmerican association

First Fully Flexible OLED Display 3D-Printed

The successful fabrication of an entire device paves the way for low-cost manufacturing and novel uses of 3DP.

South koreaMichael mcalpineRuitao suPusan national university in koreaKorea institute of industrial technologyDepartment of mechanical engineeringUniversity of minnesota twin citiesUniversity of minnesotaMinnesota twin citiesMechanical engineeringKorea instituteIndustrial technologyPusan national university

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