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“Wearable technologies will grow rapidly in the future, but in the far future, they will be one of the most powerful tools…in our daily lives.” On CNN’s Tomorrow Transformed, Professor Canan Dagdeviren discusses her work developing wearable ultrasound scanners that could be

On CNN’s Tomorrow Transformed, Professor Canan Dagdeviren discusses her work developing a wearable ultrasound scanner. The device is intended to be used as a supplement to traditional mammography, for early detection of breast cancer. Prof. Dagdeviren, who leads the Media Lab’s

Tissue biomechanics offers crucial insights for biomedical applications. In this Review, Canan Dagdeviren & colleagues discuss the use of conformable electronic devices to decode tissue biomechanics: go.nature.com/3Ywv7HQ

Watch: CNN's Tomorrow Transformed explores technologies with the potential to revolutionize healthcare. These include wearable diagnostic devices being developed in the Media Lab's Conformable Decoders group, such as an ultrasound device that fits into the cup of a bra for early detection

Research from the @cdecoders group, “Design Approaches and Electromechanical Modeling of Conformable Piezoelectric-Based Ultrasound Systems,” has been featured on the cover of Advanced Sensor Research, for its October 2024 issue. media.mit.edu/posts/our-late…

In NatRevMaterials, Prof. Canan Dagdeviren and researchers from the Conformable Decoders group and Seoul National University discuss the use of conformable electronic devices for decoding tissue biomechanics—the physical deformation and variations in the intrinsic mechanical properties of biological

We’re honored to be included in MIT’s roundup of uplifting news stories from 2024. The feature highlights several projects from the Media Lab and the Program in Media Arts and Sciences, including: bionic prostheses controlled by the users’ nervous systems; a wearable ultrasound

Since 1985, the MIT Media Lab has provided a home for interdisciplinary research, transformative technologies, and innovative approaches to solving some of humanity’s greatest challenges. As we celebrate our 40th anniversary year, we’re looking ahead to decades more of imagining,

Missed this ? 🚀 Ultrasound bra could detect cancer sooner - inspired by her aunt’s battle with cancer, Canan Dagdeviren invention is to be used between regular checkups by at risk women: 👉 ow.ly/hA2w50RePAq #D&Tteacher #design #engineering #STEM @wireduk

Watch: Last week, Prof. Canan Dagdeviren, head of the Conformable Decoders group and WHx Faculty Lead, welcomed Dr. Megan Ann Greenfield for the first seminar series event hosted by the Women's Health Program (WHx) at the Media Lab. The archived video is available now! media.mit.edu/events/whx-sem…

“Chronicle” on @wcvb highlights a range of MIT research, including Media Lab Prof. Canan Dagdeviren’s work developing wearable ultrasound devices to detect the earliest stages of breast cancer. wcvb.com/article/at-mit…

Congratulations to Media Lab Prof. canan dagdeviren, head of the @cdecoders research group, who has received the Frank E. Perkins Award for Excellence in Graduate Advising! media.mit.edu/posts/canan-da…

Watch: Last week, Prof. Canan Dagdeviren, head of the Conformable Decoders group and WHx Faculty Lead, welcomed Prof Linda Gay Griffith to the seminar series hosted by the Women's Health Program (WHx) at the Media Lab. The archived video is available now! media.mit.edu/events/women-s…

Watch: Prof. Canan Dagdeviren speaks to NBC10 Boston about the wearable ultrasound scanner being developed in her @cdecoders research group. Placed inside a bra, the technology could help to detect the earliest stages of breast cancer. nbcboston.com/news/health/mi…

Congratulations to Lara Ozkan, an undergraduate researcher in the @cdecoders group, who has been selected as the recipient of the 2025 Outstanding UROP Student Award for MIT SA+P! media.mit.edu/posts/lara-ozk…