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Sir Peter Gregson, Prof Dame Nancy Rothwell, Prof David Knowles, with Sonal Raghuvanshi and TV Narendran via video link

Tata Steel and Royce to set up new advanced materials centre

DAVP prints 3D constructs by curing sono-inks with focused ultrasound waves. The sono-thermal effect triggers the decomposition of the sono-inks to form polymer networks at the ultrasound focal zone

Ultrasound hardens sono-ink to create biocompatible 3D shapes

UTS researcher tests DeWave technology

World-first tech translates thoughts into text

Simulating stroke treatments using a digital twin

Eye scans could reveal kidney disease

Bioliberty's glove tunes in to muscle activity and predicts the 3D position of the user's hand

Bioliberty secures funding to accelerate robotic glove stroke rehab tool

New process shows promise for personalised prosthetics

Ultra-thin tattoo developed to give tactile sensation

New material improves treatment of complex bone infections

New report urges global action on cooling infrastructure

The burgeoning ability to 3D print human cells has a range of potential applications - some more desirable than others

Sci-Fi Eye: Printing skin

Frontal chest X-ray shows a small nodular opacity (arrow) in the left upper lung zone. Axial, non-contrast, low-dose chest CT scan shows a 9mm solid nodule (arrow) in the left upper lobe

Chest X-rays and AI identify non-smokers at risk of lung cancer