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Jun 13, 2016 In the fight to control glucose levels, this control algorithm comes out on top Researchers compare two widely used control algorithms for an artificial pancreas Bioengineering,
May 17, 2016 Harvard collaborates with ReWalk Robotics to develop wearable exosuits for patients with limited mobility The agreement enables further development of soft exosuit technologies for a range of medical applications Bioengineering, Health / Medicine, Industry, Robotics, Technology, Wearable Devices,
Feb 2, 2016 How cells tick New work sheds light on the structure of the cell cycle in bacteria and budding yeast Bioengineering, Applied Physics,
Jan 4, 2016 Artificial Pancreas to Undergo Long-term Clinical Tests Clinical Trials to Support Artificial Pancreas Device for Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus Patients Bioengineering,
Dec 21, 2015 Small airway-on-a-chip improves study of human COPD and asthma A microfluidic model of human lung inflammatory disorders provides a new and systematic way to analyze disease mechanisms and test new drug candidates Health / Medicine, Bioengineering,
Nov 19, 2015 Creating a new vision for multifunctional materials The protective shell of a sea-dwelling chiton paves the way towards new materials that combine different functions Bioengineering,
Oct 27, 2015 Student profile: Paul Kaczor, S.B. '16 Biomedical Engineering concentrator strives to make an impact, on and off the gridiron Bioengineering,
Oct 26, 2015 Microbial engineering finds a home at SEAS New lab gives students hands-on experience in growing area of research Bioengineering,
Oct 5, 2015 The sticky truth about bacteria Student team engineers E. coli to adhere to colon cancer cells Bioengineering,
Aug 27, 2015 Inciting an immune attack on cancer cells A new minimally invasive vaccine that combines cancer cells and immune-enhancing factors could be used clinically to launch a destructive attack on tumors Bioengineering,
