Researchers develop dual-responsive #muscle-like soft #actuators with both dexterity and high #mechanical strength. Read more on Advanced Science News: advancedsciencenews.com/actuating-soft… #Robotics #Technology #AISY @SYang_UPenn Wiley in research

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Check out our latest publication in Science, where we report on the development of bioresorbable, responsive tags that allow rapid, non-invasive assessments of deep tissue chemical homeostasis through conventional ultrasound imaging.  A demonstrated clinical use case involves

Glad to share our work published in Science Magazine today. We developed bioresorbable, millimeter-scale, shape-adaptive materials structures to enable real-time monitoring of homeostasis in deep tissues by ultrasound imaging. We demonstrated timely and accurate detection of pH

Researchers have developed a first-of-its-kind sticker that can detect post-surgical complications with a standard ultrasound: bit.ly/48ENgFm Querrey Simpson Institute for Bioelectronics | Northwestern Engineering | Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine

Check out our bioresorbable devices for real-time monitoring of pH homeostasis and associated anatomotic leaks in deep tissues :)

Nice summary video on our bioresorbable ultrasound sensor tag technology, credit to Amanda Morris and her team at Northwestern.  See the full paper at science.org/doi/10.1126/sc….

Thank you to Shonit Nair Sharma and Yuhan Lee of Brigham and Women's Hospital, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University for their excellent perspectives piece (science.org/doi/epdf/10.11…) on our bioresorbable sensor tags for monitoring homeostasis by ultrasound imaging, published in Science Magazine to accompany our

A new device tested in pigs enables monitoring and early detection of pH changes in deep tissues due to post-operative leaks following gastrointestinal surgery. Learn more in Science ⬇️ 📄: scim.ag/6cg #SciencePerspective: scim.ag/6cf

Thank you Christie Wilcox for interviewing me in #ScienceAdviser as Protostar! It was so nice chatting with you! science.org/content/articl… Science Magazine

Delighted to host a dinner party at our house for the Querrey Simpson Institute for Bioelectronics front office team and for a collection of postdoctoral fellows who will soon be departing to bigger and better things – most notably, to faculty positions at some great institutions, including Vanderbilt, Dalhousie,

My postdoc experience has been truly invaluable. My deepest thanks to Prof. John Rogers for your wholehearted mentorship, and to all my fellow group members for your support!! I look forward to applying everything I’ve learned here to establish my own group at HKUST.