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Supplements
Features
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Articles
Leading Women in Engineering & Science: Jenica Kolhoff, Nitinol, Applications Engineer
The Benefits of Tungsten Cable
Leading Women in Engineering & Science: Kristin Edgerton, Lead Project Engineer
Leading Women in Engineering & Science: Sarah Charette, Product Manager
Leading Women in Engineering & Science: Dawn F. Massa Stancavish, Chief Innovation Officer & COO
Leading Women in Engineering & Science: Dr. Annette Teng, CEO; Lisa Wen, Process Engineer
Embedded Computer Computer Vision in Medical Technology: Focus on Mobile and eHealth Devices
Leading Women in Engineering & Science: Making their Mark in Medical History
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R & D
Improving Prosthetics for Upper Limb Amputees
Tiny Magnetics Show Promise for Medical Applications
New Method Detects Defects in 2D Materials
Drug Testing with Human Body-on-Chip Systems
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Global Innovations
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From the Editor
Tech Briefs
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Cold Plasma Patch Could Make Immunotherapy More Effective for Treating Melanoma
Iron Nanorobots Destroy Cancer Cells
Researchers Hope to Make Needle Pricks for Diabetics a Thing of the Past
Wearable Gas Sensor Enhances Sensitivity
Color-Changing Bandages Sense and Treat Bacterial Infections
Wearable Health Tech Gets Efficiency Upgrade
Machine Keeps Human Livers Alive for One Week Outside of the Body
Research Zeroing in on Electronic Nose for Diagnosing Disease
Engineers Design Bionic ‘Heart’ for Testing Prosthetic Valves, Other Cardiac Devices
Products
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Briefs
Ultrasound Helps Make 3D Printed Alloys Stronger
Marubeni Citizen-Cincom Opens New Technical Center
Researchers Develop Ultra-Thin, Ultra-Flexible Electronic Material
Hybrid Technique Aims to Produce Stronger, Corrosion-Resistant Nickel
