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‘Smart’ wound-healing patch: DARPA awards $22 million grant

Concept for DARPA's BETR wound healing program

The Robinson lab joins colleagues at Rice, CMU, Northwestern, and Pitt to create a bioelectronic patch that will accelerate the wound healing process. Lab members will develop flexible photonics sensors that will track biophysical and biochemical markers needed to track the phases of wound healing and select the appropriate therapies. read more here:

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