The study design had patients first wear BioElectronics’ Model 088 device (about ½ wore the sham device and the remaining wore the active device) on the residual part of the limb for 28 days. After 28 ...

In this interview, AZoM speaks to Professor Jun Chen about his latest research into bioelectronics, and how he has managed to develop a human-powered bioelectronic that converts human movement into ...

Imagine if you could treat pain the same way you treat a cut: throw a bandage on it and let it heal. Thimble Bioelectronics is working on a patch based on Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation ...

BioElectronics is seeing demand for its product increase significantly in Western Europe, which combined with expanding sales in the U.S. and other countries, is likely to drive quarterly revenues to ...

"I am honored to join the Board of Directors at BioElectronics, a company at the forefront of innovations in neuromodulation," said Sree Koneru, "The Company’s role in pioneering non-pharmacological ...

Bioelectronics, generally defined, isn't new. Doctors Rune Elmqvist and Ake Senning implanted the first pacemaker in 1958. FDA approved the first spinal cord stimulator (SCS) in 1989. While both ...

On a simple coffee table sits an inexpensive commercial laser cutter, usually meant for modifying wood or plastic. However, in the lab of University of Chicago scientists Vishnu Nair and Bozhi Tian, ...

Merck KGaA has forged a second partnership in the bioelectronics category in two weeks, teaming up with Innervia to develop neurostimulator devices for treating chronic diseases. The alliance with ...

Liquid metal embedded with dormant bacterial spores forms a living conductor that heals itself, resists oxidation, and boosts conductivity when the microbes awaken. (Nanowerk Spotlight) The idea of a ...

Reaserchers have created a prototype for what they call 'living bioelectronics': a combination of living cells, gel, and electronics that can integrate with living tissue. Tests in mice found that the ...

The first time Northwestern Engineering’s Jonathan Rivnay appeared as co-author on a published paper – a 2006 piece in the Journal of Applied Physics – bioengineering was not on his mind. That paper, ...