Bioimaging Innovations in Bionics and Biomechanics

Grand Challenges in Bionics

“Bionics” as an inter-science discipline officially dates back to 1958 when Major J. E. Steele coined the term making reference to a research program at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, OH, USA. Steele (1960) used the term bionics to mean “a like-life system that copies some functions and characteristics of a natural system.” A similar term, biomimetics, was coined by Schmitt (196...

Special section on medical bionics.

Optical Innovations in Surgery

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Nanoparticles in Bioimaging

This Special Issue of Nanomaterials is dedicated to the application of nanoparticulate materials in biological imaging.[...].

Bionics Based Approach for Treatment of Epilepsy

Bionics plays an important role in the treatment of Epilepsy using memristors. Bionics is the branch of science in which we study nature and find solutions tohuman problems. Echo state networks (ESN) or reservoirs, are random, recurrent neural network topologies that integrate temporal data over short time windows by operating on the edge of chaos. Recently, there is a significant effort on the...