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A team of researchers has developed a medical sensor that can transform from rigid to soft to accommodate changing structural needs and can heal its own normal wear and tear. Courtesy: Larry Cheng, Penn State University

Process Instrumentation and Sensors

Self-healing sensor responds to temperature, adapts to skin

Process Instrumentation and Sensors

Waterproof sensors improve temperature and motion sensitivity, wearability

Courtesy: Penn State University

AI and Machine Learning

Artificial intelligence center for engineered systems launched

Researchers led by Shengxi Huang, assistant professor of electrical engineering and biomedical engineering at Penn State, have altered 2D materials to enhance light emission and increase signal strength. Courtesy: Penn State University

Tailoring 2D materials to improve electronic and optical devices

Courtesy: Chris Vavra, CFE Media

AI and Machine Learning

Quantum computing used to discover possible COVID-19 treatments