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Ask a medical device engineer if their product is FDA “approved,” and you might see them twitch. That’s because, in […]
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Simulation has always been an engineer’s best friend. Now, it’s becoming a regulatory ally, too. From the FDA to the […]
Over the past two decades, I have attended the COMSOL Conference, presented technical sessions, taught workshops, and participated in panel […]
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Pacemakers have long been a marvel of medical engineering, but for decades, they had one fatal flaw: MRI machines. Strong […]
Automatic dosing isn’t just about saving time; it’s about saving lives with unparalleled precision and safety. From insulin delivery to […]
When creating something built to last, it is imperative to have the right tool for the job. A four-year-old once […]
Insulin pumps have come a long way from pager-sized clunkers. Today’s designs are slim, smart, and powered by microliters, not […]