Healthcare

This research service provides a list of key technology trends in Health and Wellness that are likely to have an impact in the year 2012 until 2015.

The research service on Impact of Biomarkers- Technology Penetration and Roadmapping is aimed at delivering a snapshot of current technology platforms deployed for biomarker research and development and the adoption across different disease segments. In addition, it also provides drivers and challenges faced impacting this industry. This Research s...

This research service is a study on the advancements in the orthotics and prosthetics (O&P) industry from an R&D management perspective. There is an ever-increasing demand for O&P devices and new innovations and inventions need to be compliant with the ever-changing regulatory scene. There is a lot of competition in the industry today and this RS t...

The research service on Funding Trends in Synthetic Biology provides an overview of funds infused towards basic research, and applied developed of technologies and products based on synthetic biology and also helps investors identify potential areas based on our research methodologies.

This study is based on input from 1,155 laboratory personnel who either participate in their laboratory's purchase of antibodies or are users of antibodies. Most survey participants are located in the United States, although participation was open to researchers globally. The objectives of this research are to identify points such as: types of rese...

This study is based on a survey of 151 laboratory professionals working in a variety of laboratory types. They reveal their laboratories' current (2011) budgets and anticipated budget trends (for 2012) in seven product categories, and the top brands in each of these categories. The product categories and the brand with the highest unaided brand rec...

This research service is an updated study on a research service done in the past on a similar topic (D29C) and profiles high-impact medical device and imaging technologies that have been dubbed as high growth segments by clinicians across the care continuum over the next couple of years and are likely to enhance patient care. The research covers ke...

Wearable biomedical textiles are a relatively new area of research with huge potential across different application segments. From an applications standpoint, the miniaturization of bio-sensing tools; biocompatibility of fabrics across bodily fluids; and integration of handheld monitoring systems with sensor garments has spearheaded various corpora...

A biological micro-electro-mechanical system (bioMEMS) is expected to revolutionise medical science and the way patients are treated. BioMEMS brings together interdisciplinary technologies to deliver efficient, sensitive, fast, low cost and less invasive methods for diagnostics and individualized treatment. With this technology, a sensor when impl...