This technology introduces a novel approach to MEMS integration, utilizing folding techniques to enable special distribution of sensor components and co-integration of multiple physical sensor modalities with control electronics in a compact formfactor.

Researchers at UC Irvine have identified genetic polymorphisms associated with disease progression and responsiveness to treatment with Tetracosapentaenoic acid (24:5 n-3) for age-related eye disorders such as age-related macular degeneration (AMD), diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma. These variations found in the ELOVL2 gene are associated with AMD progression and the varying responses individuals have to AMD treatments, including preventative measures. Additionally, these genetic variations have applications in human identification.

A novel technique for the safe and efficient production of neodymium oxide microspheres, serving as a non-radioactive surrogate for americium oxide synthesis.

A novel bioluminescent platform for in vivo tracking and visualization of RNA dynamics without the need for excitation light.

This technology introduces innovative methods to significantly improve the performance and accessibility of OTC hearing aids for individuals with mild-to-moderate hearing loss.

This unique device delivers electrical stimulation to the inner ear or cranial nerves to treat a panel of ear/brain disorders, including tinnitus.

This technology capitalizes on azide-masked nitrene crosslinking chemistry to introduce a scalable and efficient method for the compatibilization and recycling of mixed plastics.

This technology introduces a novel method for dynamically tuning the optical properties of living cells by expressing cephalopod proteins.