The 2006 Art of Science Exhibition at Princeton

June 9th, 2006 Medgadget Editors Art

Mitosis by Jennifer Rea
Princeton has announced the winners of this year’s Art of Science Exhibition. Amazing 56 works of art, all resultant from scientific research, are on display now. Enjoy.
Flashback: The 2005 Art of Science Exhibition at Princeton

Self-Propelled Enzyme-Coated Liposomes for Drug Delivery

Flexible Wireless Oxygen Sensor for Monitoring Newborns at Home

AI Diagnoses Leukemia from Blood Samples as Well as Human Cytologists

Electrospinning Drug Delivery Bandages Directly Onto Wounds

Optical Coherence Tomography Finally Used to Measure Cartilage Health

Butterfly Network Expands Applications for Smartphone-Connected Ultrasound: Interview

MRI Maps to Track Effectiveness of Drug Releasing Implants

Omega FluoroShield FDA Cleared to Reduce Radiation Exposure

Butterfly Network Expands Applications for Smartphone-Connected Ultrasound: Interview

Injectable Electrodes for Neuromodulation

Philips' New General Purpose Monitor with Early Warning Scoring to Prevent Adverse Events

Optical Nanoprobes Monitor Neural, Cardiac Cell Activity

Avatera Robot Cleared in Europe for Minimally Invasive Laparoscopies

FDA Clears First Duodenoscope with Disposable Business End

Autonomous Monitoring of Healthcare Facilities Using AI and Advanced Sensors: Interview with Chakri Toleti, Founder and CEO of care.ai

Electrospinning Drug Delivery Bandages Directly Onto Wounds

Self-Propelled Enzyme-Coated Liposomes for Drug Delivery

Chemo-Loaded Nanoparticles Piggyback on Red Blood Cells to Treat Lung Cancer

Peptoid-Coated Magnetic Beads to Diagnose Prion Diseases, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s

Nanoparticles Cross Blood-Brain Barrier to Treat Stroke

First Female Battlefield Simulator to Train Emergency Response

Alvo Medical Shows Off Its Vision of The Future of Operating Room Design

Laser Activated Gold Nanorods Create Silk Seal for Incisions and Wounds

Stick-On Wearable Sweat Sensors to Monitor Exercise, Disease

Art Therapy Using Virtual Reality

Quadriplegics Can Grasp, Lift Objects Using Transcutaneous Neurostimulation

Scientists 3D Print Vascularized Artificial Skin

Smart Prosthetic Leg Uses AI to Make Perfect Steps