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Psychology Today
Brain monitoring is getting more personal.

Vice Media
Scientists have created a temporary, sprayable, electronic “tattoo” that can be used for electroencephalograms (EEGs), eliminating the cables and other inconvenient features involved in the test.

The Register
Boffins' big brainwave of using custom skullcaps to capture, er, more brainwaves

Live Science
Electrodes can now be printed directly onto the scalp to measure brain activity.

IFLScience
The scientists behind the innovation say it marks “a new chapter in neurotechnology”.

The Daily Texan
A year of late nights hunched over hot glue in a Jester dorm room and rehearsing their pitch presentations paid off for Raghav Katta, An (Ian) Vo and Hieu (Johnny) Tran.

Spotify For Podcasters Cytiva Podcast
Biomedical engineering professor Tom Yankeelov dives into the intersection of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence, focusing on the problem of averages.

Northwestern Now
Texas BME’s Nicholas Peppas receives the world’s largest monetary award in the field of nanotechnology.

Business Wire 
Babson collaborated with the University of Texas at Austin Department of Biomedical Engineering to develop designs for a hand-warming device. 

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
A calibration-free interface is not only making hands-free gaming a possibility but may lead to new ways to help individuals with motor disabilities.