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The mouth guard sensor offers an easy and reliable way to monitor uric acid levels in human saliva

Mouth guard sensor monitors saliva for signs of illness and stress

4 Sep 2015

Engineers in the US have developed a mouth guard that monitors health markers in saliva and transmits the information to a handheld electronic device.

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Self assembling nanoparticles could lead to rewritable paper

4 Sep 2015

A new method for coaxing nanoparticles into self-assembly could have applications ranging from rewritable paper, water decontamination, and the controlled delivery of drugs.

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John Elvesjö and Mårten Skogö, inventors of eye-tracking

10 Aug 2015 | By Stuart Nathan

Eye-tracking can potentially replace the mouse, touchscreen and pad as the way we interact with computers, and may be the closest we get to a technbology that can read our minds

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Prime time for engineering

24 Aug 2015 | By Jason Ford

A TV production company is recruiting for a series aimed at reconnecting people to the engineers that are intrinsic to everyday life but are often forgotten.

BRE in Hertfordshire is taking part in IET's Engineering Open House series of events

EEF calls for targeted support for manufacturing export, innovation and investment

27 Jul 2015 | By Jason Ford

Manufacturing is enjoying the fruits of economic recovery, but concerns remain over skills and investment

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