Inorganic Materials for Transient Electronics in Biomedical Applications - John Rogers

Explore the cutting-edge field of transient electronics in biomedical applications through this 19-minute conference talk by John Rogers. Delve into the concept of bioresorbable electronic devices designed to dissolve in biofluids, eliminating the need for surgical retrieval. Learn about the materials science behind these technologies, including semiconductors, dielectrics, and conductors, and their biocompatibility considerations. Discover recent advancements in bioresorbable electronic systems and their potential applications in temporary implants and medical devices. Examine specific examples such as wireless nerve stimulators and their role in neuroregenerative electronic medicine. Gain insights into the future directions of this innovative field and its potential to revolutionize medical diagnostics and therapies.

Inorganic Materials for Transient Electronics in Biomedical Applications
Electronics for the Human Body
Mechanics of Silicon Nano Membranes
Bio-Integrated Electronics
Definition
Transient Electronics - Application Opportunities
Dissolution of Si Nanomembranes at Phys. pH, Temp.
N Biodistribution of Dissolved Silicon
Transient Electronics - Test Platform
Bioresorbable Electronics - Active Project Areas
Standard of Care for Peripheral Nerve Injuries - Intraoperative Electrical Stimulation
New, Envisioned Standard of Care - Neuroregenerative Electronic Medicine
Bioresorbable, Wireless Nerve Stimulators
Electronic Neuroregenerative Medicine