Accessible Biomedical Innovations at Tufts University
Tufts University's Sonkusale Research Lab is developing affordable and accessible biomedical innovations, including ingestible pills that track gut health and smart bandages that provide autonomous treatment for wounds.
The lab prioritizes feasibility and accessibility, aiming to create solutions that are affordable and reproducible without expensive materials.
Think outside of the box.
In an interview with Sameer Sonkusale, the lab's approach to interdisciplinary collaboration and maximizing accessibility was discussed, along with current projects.
The lab's mission is to build innovations that users can afford and reproduce, differing from ordinary research centers in its focus on feasibility and accessibility.
Author's summary: Tufts' lab creates affordable biomedical innovations.
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