IITM team develops trainer robot for medical colleges
Indian Institute of Technology-Madras develops a surgical robot. Though it requires several safety tests, regulatory approvals and clinical trials before commercially launch, it would provide...
Category : Medical Technology
IISc scientists develop accurate diagnostic tool for Malaria
Scientists at Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore devise a novel diagnostic technique using light rays to detect even early stages of malarial infection with a...
Indian scientist develops computer models to map brain disorders
Applications include understanding cancer, drug design New Delhi (ISJ Exclusive) ? A Computational Neuroscientist at the School of Biotechnology of Amrita University in Kerala has...
Indian scientist in UK develops non-invasive diabetes monitor
London (ISJ) – A team of scientists at University of Leeds, UK has developed a laser-based non-invasive devise to measure blood glucose levels. The new...
Russian researchers develop nanosensor to detect incurable diseases like cancer, HIV
Moscow (ISJ) – Russian researchers have developed a highly sensitive nanomechanical sensor, which could detect cancerous tumours, HIV, hepatitis, herpes and may other diseases. The...
Single test for over 1,000 strains of viruses
Washington (ISJ) ? Medical scientists at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women?s Hospital developed a technology to test more than 1,000 different strains of...
Indian hospital becomes the first in Asia-Pacific region to use robotic technology for neurosurgery
New Delhi (ISJ) ? An Indian hospital becomes the first in Asia-Pacific region to use robotic technology for neurosurgery. Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences, Kochi...
Indian-American scientist develops brain-to-brain communication
Washington (ISJ) ? An Indian-born scientist develops technology for direct brain-to-brain communication of two persons. A team of researchers led by Rajesh Rao, professor of...
Scientists convert skin cells directly to brain cells
Washington (ISJ) ? Scientists at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have developed a technique to convert human skin cells directly to...
India launches low-cost diagnostic kit for Celiac disease
New Delhi (ISJ) ? India on Tuesday (Oct. 28) commercially launched a low-cost diagnostic kit for Celiac disease, a state where absorption of food is...