Center for Advanced Smart Sensors and Structures
CASSS research theme is based on integration of various interdisciplinary aspects that will mentor graduate students in the design and development of flexible hybrid electronic smart sensors and actuators, energy sources- encompassing expertise in the electrical, electronics, chemistry, biology, sensor design, microfluidics, printing, physics, and MEMS engineering technologies.
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A team at Western Michigan University is working on a project that could be a game-changer for people with diabetes. 25% of diabetics develop foot ulcers which can lead to amputations. The WMU team, led by Dr. Daryl Lawson, has created SenLore, a boot that uses a combination of heat and electrical stimulation to increase blood flow and improve the healing process.
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AZoSensors speaks with a team from the Center for Advanced Smart Sensors and Structures (CASSS) at Western Michigan University, led by Dr. Massood Atashbar. The team has developed a new specially designed pressure-sensitive cap that can help protect athletes from serious head injuries.
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What happens when you combine the strength of the American worker with investment in cutting-edge science and technology? Innovations capable of changing
