IEEE EMBS

IEEE EMBS

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IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBS) is the world's largest society of #biomedical #engineers.

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🧪 The technology to replace animal testing is almost ready. Scientists are not. Learn how changing our habits may be the hardest engineering challenge of all in this month's #IEEESpectrum: 🔗 https://loom.ly/AfNcXPM @spectrum.ieee.org #TechSky #AcademicSky

spectrum.ieee.orgCan New Technologies Finally Replace Animal Testing?Changing habits may be the hardest engineering challenge of all #IEEE #IEEEXplore #IEEESpectrum #AnimalTesting #DrugTesting #TechNews

#IEEE #EMBS Member Spotlight: Ankunda William! What would he like to see solved in #BiomedicalEngineering? "I would love to see #3DPrinting made easier" through wider access to 3D printers worldwide, bridging classroom learning and real-world Biomedical innovation. 🖨

Our EMBS chapters showed up for IEEE Day! From workshops to guest speakers to new chapter formations - and lots of cake cuttings! - IEEE chapters were celebrating for the day, and sometimes for the week. Thank you for celebrating with us around the world!

Celebrating student innovation at #BME Ignite Hackfest 2026, put on by the EMBS Student Chapter at Rajalakshmi Engineering College! Congratulations to all of the winners at this year's event. #IEEEEMBS #Hackathon

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Organs-on-a-chip are improving, and the FDA is requesting chip data as well as animal testing data on some new drugs. Changing huge systems takes time, resources, and policy, but we may be on a path to reduce animal testing in drug development. buff.ly/BQOKBNu

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Great editorial leadership can impact an entire field. Our friends at @embs.org are seeking the next Editor-in-Chief of #IEEEPulse! Bring your unique editorial vision and expertise to a publication exploring the future of #BiomedicalEngineering. Details: https://bit.ly/PulseEiC #biomed #engineering

Huge news in medicine and bioengineering! 🏆 Congrats to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann, and Georg Nagel on receiving the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their discoveries in optogenetics. Read IEEE Xplore’s open collection: https://bit.ly/4B3VEha #NobelPrize #IEEE

loom.lyIEEE Congratulates Nobel Prize® Winners in MedicineIEEE congratulates Karl Deisseroth, Professor at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and Stanford University, Peter Hegemann, Professor at Humboldt University of Berlin, and Georg Nagel, Professor at the University of Würzburg, on winning the 2026...

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A nonprofit team is using open-source HF #radios to transfer encrypted files between remote communities and the rest of the world without relying on satellites or terrestrial networks. buff.ly/mzn4GJv

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#Quantum computers need near-absolute-zero temperatures to function. As they scale, increasing their connections increases heat. Startup S-Transistors is creating control electronics out of transistors that can operate in that necessarily cold environment to minimize cabling needs. buff.ly/AHviJPH

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By folding #DNA into specific patterns, researchers may be able to create new solutions for drug delivery and immunotherapy. A new #AI tool allows scientists and engineers to design DNA layouts that can fold into any shape they want. buff.ly/g2uxR4f

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People are expressing their desire for #privacy with adversarial clothing designed to fool computer vision systems. It might not work against all surveillance methods, but wearing the clothing sends a direct message. buff.ly/ZwGqdaj

Congratulations to the newly established #IEEE #EMBS #SaudiArabia Chapter! The launch was supported through a workshop with founding Chair Prof. Abdulrahman Alqahtani, focusing on member engagement, membership growth, and impactful technical and professional activities.

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For the first time, the ocean’s thermal layers will be generating electricity. In the Lakshadweep Archipelago off the coast of India, this project aims to generate 65 kilowatts of electricity and produce 100,000 liters of potable water per day. buff.ly/3NAmxcv

It used to sound like science fiction but is now the future. Robotics, AI, medical devices, and #BiomedicalEngineering are already helping shape cardiovascular care. This #WorldHeartDay, we're celebrating the technology and people working to keep hearts beating strong.

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Two startups are searching for a new generation of #superconductors that could work at 10 to 20 degrees Kelvin. They are using machine learning algorithms to speed up their discovery process. buff.ly/LUToQOB