Health & Medical Technologies
Our research in Health and Medical Technologies focuses on harnessing materials innovation to improve human health and well-being. From smart biomedical implants and diagnostic devices to wearable sensors and precision drug delivery systems, we are developing cutting-edge solutions that enable earlier detection, more personalised treatments, and better patient outcomes. By integrating materials science with healthcare needs, our work supports the advancement of next-generation medical technologies that are more responsive, effective, and accessible.
Biomedical Devices:
Designing smart implants and diagnostic tools for improved patient outcomes.
Sensing and Flexible Electronics:
Developing wearable sensors for real-time health monitoring and diagnostics.
Drug/Payload Delivery Systems:
Engineering precision materials to deliver therapeutics with higher efficacy and control.
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