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Wireless medical device implants
UNSW researchers have developed the next generation of conductive polymers for safer, non-metallic, wireless medical device implants.
Next Generation Materials
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Sensing implant wear using nanocomposites
A nanocomposite sensor material for orthopaedic implants that monitors stability, stress and any signals of implant failure.
Biomedical Sciences
A wearable sunburn sensor !
A patch for effective UV & sun protection. The "smart" paper-based patch that changes colour in sunlight could provide an affordable tool to help prevent sunburn and deadly skin cancers. This could be the best sunburn prevention ever !
Biomedical Sciences
Hearing restoration with gene therapy
A gene therapy platform to restore hearing
Biomedical Sciences
Safe targeted anticoagulants
Reducing the risks of bleeding out during surgery with safer anticoagulants.
Biomedical Sciences
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Improved Milk Protein Separation
A separation membrane system that reduces membrane fouling.
Biomedical Sciences
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Visible-light cured dental and surgical materials
This invention is a new method to produce safer, non-toxic, more durable resins for the dental and medical professions.
Biomedical Sciences
Tissue regeneration on a plate
This invention is one of the latest breakthroughs in stem cell research - a unique culture protocol that provides an effective method for tissue regeneration.
Biomedical Sciences
A treatment for acute brain injury
Brain injury is a major medical and socio-economic problem globally and is one of the leading causes of death and disability. 'Genistein' is a neuroprotective treatment for brain injury.
Biomedical Sciences
A 'non-invasive' easy test for inflammatory bowel disease
This invention will provide faster and accurate testing that can be performed by your local doctor.
Biomedical Sciences
3D X-Ray Reconstruction
A method for reconstructing 3D images from an almost standard 2D x-ray setup. The sensor developed by UNSW generates representation of the internal structure using x-ray radiation.
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Scientia Professor in Nanoelectronics School of Electrical Engineering & Telecommunications, UNSW
