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Prince Sterilization Services expands New Jersey campus
NEWS RELEASE: Investing in growth: Prince Sterilization Services expands its New Jersey campus New 30,000-square-foot facility in Pine Brook, NJ, expands cGMP operational and warehousing capacity to support customers’ growing RTU and contract sterilization programs. Prince Sterilization Services, LLC (Prince) has opened a 30,000-square-foot building in Pine Brook, NJ, the newest addition to its New Jersey…
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Siemens Embedded Solutions address the challenge of developing medical devices through an integrated suite of software that includes: Proven operating systems and middleware Quick, easy, and secure cloud connectivity Comprehensive built-in security Best-in-class security vulnerability monitoring Pre-certified software components and quality artifacts that enable safety certification Professional services Sponsored content by Siemens
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Reactive xPEI polymer enables high-temperature SLS printing
NEWS RELEASE: New reactive polymer technology enables SLS printing of high-temperature amorphous components BlueSky Polymers, Insight Polymers and ALM join forces to produce an SLS-printable reactive polyetherimide (xPEI) that offers design and process flexibility for high-temperature, high-performance engineering parts. Kingsport, Tenn. — BlueSky Polymers, Insight Polymers and Advanced Laser Materials (ALM) have developed an amorphous, reactive…
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MIT spinout develops hydrogel bioadhesive inspired by barnacles and spiders
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) spinout SanaHeal has developed a wet-tissue bioadhesive alternative to sutures and staples that can simplify surgical procedures. The team’s design was first inspired by natural sticky materials such as barnacles and spider webs, MIT said. Similar to nature’s sticky substances, SanaHeal’s bioadhesive grips wet, uneven tissue and forms an air-…

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MIT spinout develops hydrogel bioadhesive inspired by barnacles and spiders
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) spinout SanaHeal has developed a wet-tissue bioadhesive alternative to sutures and staples that can simplify surgical procedures. The team’s design was first inspired by natural sticky materials such as barnacles and spider webs, MIT said. Similar to nature’s sticky substances, SanaHeal’s bioadhesive grips wet, uneven tissue and forms an air-…






































