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    Silk microchip for rapid medical testing

    8 June, 20103 August, 2010

    Silk could provide a sophisticated new way of monitoring health, Peter Domachuk, a physicist from the University of Sydney, has found.

    He and his colleagues have created microchips using silk fibres. In the lab they’ve demonstrated that these microchips can measure oxygen using haemoglobin embedded in the silk.
    Their aim is to embed a wide range of […]

    Read More Silk microchip for rapid medical testingContinue

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