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Unicorn founders, NASA scientist to speak at GBS 2026Mark your calendars for a landmark event in New Delhi on February 13-14, 2026—the ET NOW Global Business Summit! This dynamic gathering wil...- How a one-minute jolt from the SetPoint implant offers new hope for autoimmune disease patientsThe US Food and Drug Administration has approved a new medical device for rheumatoid arthritis. The SetPoint System is an implant that stim...
- India, UK launch Technology Security Initiative led by NSAsIndia and the United Kingdom launched a 'Technology Security Initiative' to enhance their strategic partnership, announced during UK Foreig...
- IIT Guwahati researchers develop cost-effective motion sensor for healthcare applicationsFlexible and wearable electronics play a pivotal role in augmenting human capabilities, serving functions like artificial skin and prosthet...
- A hand-worn device can provide you relief from migraine pain without medicine: Here is how it works, costHyderabad-based pharmaceutical company, Dr Reddy's Laboratories, has launched Nerivio, a revolutionary wearable therapy device for the trea...
- Microorganisms can create electricity from wastewater: StudyResearchers at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) have successfully engineered E. coli bacteria to generate electricity, a...
- Elon Musk's Neuralink valued at about $5 billion despite long road to marketElon Musk has expressed grand ambitions for Neuralink, saying its chip would allow healthy and disabled people alike to pop into neighborho...
- Spot UTI in minutes with help from your smartphone cameraThe simplicity of the test could deliver a new way to quickly identify treatments for patients.
- IIT Kharagpur to develop coin-sized biological chips for medical treatmentKharagpur, Aug 2 (IANS) IIT Kharagpur has set up India's pioneering Bioelectronics Innovation Laboratory to develop futuristic battery-free...
- Diabetics may soon be able to manage the disease with their smartphonesBioelectronic medicine, a new and more advanced version of electroacupuncture, is aiming to treat chronic diseases with electrical signals.
- Paper chip detects date rape drug ketamineKolkata, Nov 2 (IANS) An ultrasensitive paper chip developed by Indian scientists can detect minute amounts of ketamine, a date rape drug, ...
- Here comes a smartphone laboratory that can detect cancerWashington, Oct 19 (IANS) In a major step towards faster and convenient delivery of medical tests, Washington State University researchers ...
- This new immunosensor can detect heart attacks in a minuteThe system works by measuring the level of cTnI, a protein that is excreted by the heart muscle into the blood following a heart attack.
- I don't want to be big for sake of it: Glaxosmithkline CFO Simon DingemansTipped as a possible successor to CEO Andrew Witty, Dingemans spoke to ET in Mumbai during his recent trip on plans for India.
- New self-healing gel could lead to flexible electronicsScientists have developed a first-of-its-kind self-healing gel that could repair and connect electronic circuits.
- Artificial, bone-like material for implantable medical devicesThe group has created a material that preliminarily seems to enhance soft tissue function.
- Artificial neuron that mimics human cells createdNeurons are isolated from each other and communicate with the help of chemical signals, commonly called neurotransmitters or signal substan...
- Piramal Healthcare launches ActiPatch for pain therapyPiramal Healthcare on Thursday announced the launch of BioElectronic's ActiPatch, a product in pain management.
- Stocks to watch: Piramal Healthcare, Alok Infrastructure, RILInvestors will heave a sigh of relief Wednesday with dust on the political uncertainty settling down, much in favour of what the market had...
- Piramal Health inks marketing deal with US co BioElectronicsPiramal Healthcare is set to clinch yet another in-licensing deal. The company has concluded a marketing deal with US-based firm BioElectro...
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