IOM3 Investigates... inspiring women in materials, minerals and mining part 2: Artemis Stamboulis

A soft, silicone, non-electric touchpad could offer solutions in MRI machines, advanced prosthetic hands and movement aids used for rehabilitation post-surgery.

This event has a particular focus on the uses of elastomeric materials in Healthcare.

Researchers at the University of Oxford, UK, have made progress towards realising miniature soft batteries for biomedical applications

A flower-shaped 3D microelectrode array could help achieve breakthroughs in the study of neurological diseases.

Scientists from The University of Manchester, UK, have developed a process to transform complex mixed waste into sustainable biopolymers, including human therapeutics such as insulin, and bioplastics.

Origami-paper sensors to identify biomarkers in wastewater have been developed at Cranfield University, UK.