NIH Continues to Award Contracts in Support of New COVID-19 Testing Technologies
On October 6th, 2020, the NIH announced its awarded the third round of contracts to six new technologies for COVID-19 testing.
The Importance of Feasibility in Medical Device Development
An action or process is said to be “feasible” when it’s possible, but the word “possible” doesn’t really capture the essence of the concept of
Growth and Direction of the Diagnostic Market
Medical diagnostic devices can be as simple as a thermometer or as complicated as an MRI machine. An aging population, the emergence of new pathogens,
Advances in Organ-On-A-Chip Engineering
Organ-on-a-chip (OOAC) technology simulates human tissue on an electronic chip, aiding in the development and testing of new medicines, determining the toxicity of drugs and
The History of Symbient Product Development
Scott Castanon is the founder and President of Symbient Product Development. Here we present an interview with Scott where he shares the company’s history. What
Applications of Point of Care Diagnostic Devices
Point of care (POC) diagnostic devices produce results outside of laboratory settings by collecting and analyzing specimens at the time of the patient’s visit to
Bioreactors in Medical Treatment
A bioreactor is a vessel, vat, or apparatus used to grow organisms like bacteria and yeast. They provide a controlled environment to perpetuate conditions ideal
Understanding How IVD Tests Are Regulated
In vitro diagnostic (IVD) tests must show they are safe and effective. Understanding how IVD tests are regulated helps differentiate IVD uses and risks.
Material Selection for Medical Devices
Material Selection is a hot topic in the medical industry. So, please attend the panel discussion moderated by our Engineering Program Director, Stacie Depner. We’re