Medical device innovation is increasingly driven by advances in materials science. This 60-minute webinar from the editors of Medical Design Briefs will examine the latest breakthroughs shaping the future of device design — from shape-memory alloys like nitinol that enable minimally invasive procedures to high-performance polymers such as polyimide that offer exceptional strength, flexibility, and heat resistance. The program will explore self-healing polymers that extend product life, biodegradable composites that safely dissolve after use, and conductive biocompatible materials that integrate sensing capabilities. Attendees focused on R&D, engineering, and compliance will gain a deeper understanding of how next-generation materials can make devices lighter, stronger, and smarter.
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