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Stryker increases pay for top execs, reports slightly lower wage for median employee
Resonetics expands nitinol tubing capability and capacity
Researchers use tiny crystals to deliver long-lasting drugs
What is nitinol and where is it used?
Vulcanizing and customizing silicone for medical device applications
OneStep will discuss smartphone motion analysis at DeviceTalks Boston
Ascential Medical & Life Sciences names new CFO, CCO and CSO
Intricon will showcase innovative development and manufacturing techniques at DeviceTalks Boston
Solventum paid CEO Bryan Hanson $40M in spinoff’s first year
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Stryker increases pay for top execs, reports slightly lower wage for median employee
Stryker reported $47.4 million in pay to its top five executives in 2024, including $22 million in total compensation for Stryker Chair, CEO and President Kevin Lobo. At the same time, the device developer and manufacturer said pay for its median employee dropped slightly year-over-year. Stryker was the world’s fifth-largest medical device company in our…

Solventum paid CEO Bryan Hanson $40M in spinoff’s first year

Steris reaches deal to settle ethylene oxide cases in Illinois

Intuitive Surgical discloses pay for execs and median workers while urging votes against shareholder proposals

Boston Scientific CEO pay breaks $20 million for the first time since Ray Elliott
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Researchers develop faster, cheaper microfluidic device fabrication method
Researchers at Purdue University say they developed a new method to fabricate microfluidic devices quickly and economically. The patent-pending innovation developed by Huachao Mao and his team requires no high-end equipment or cleanroom environment. Mao, an assistant professor of engineering technology in the Purdue Polytechnic Institute, and his team are fabricating economical multilevel microfluidic devices…
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What is nitinol and where is it used?
Nitinol is a nearly equiatomic metal alloy of nickel and titanium with unique properties, including superelasticity (also called pseudoelasticity) and shape memory. Superelasticity/pseudoelasticity means medical-grade nitinol shows great elasticity under stress and can snap back to its original shape when pressure is released. Nitinol’s superelastic properties allow medical devices using it to compress to a lower…
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Resonetics expands nitinol tubing capability and capacity
NEWS RELEASE: News Resonetics Announces Nitinol Tubing Capability and Capacity Investments in Bethel, CT Facility Investment includes premium nitinol tubing initiative to produce best-in-class product Nashua, NH — Today Resonetics announced details of its recent investment to create expanded capability and capacity for its nitinol tubing production, including its premium nitinol tubing initiative, in its…