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Sensor Research for Health and Homeland Security
Focus on BioMaterials - Spring 2006
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Cover: A magnetoelastic sensor (in the hand) and a sensor to measure transcutaneous hydrogen levels (fingertips)
Credit: Craig Grimes
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Features
Fine-tuning Sensors for Health, Security, and the Economy
Penn State is a hotbed for sensor research.
Materials Research Anchors the I-99 Corridor
Economic partners work to promote high-tech employment.
Engineering Students Help MD Design Tool for the Operating Room
A model for University/I-99 Alliance copperation
A Simple Device Grows Some Amazing Bone Cell Tissue
Materials scientists and biologists find a better way to study breast cancer.
