University of Utah · EngineeringWireless Implantable Systems Lab
Cynthia M Furse · Salt Lake City, Utah
Research Focus
Dr. Cynthia M. Furse's lab focuses on developing cutting-edge wireless antenna systems for implantable medical devices. The research aims to create miniaturized antennas that can be injected into the body, allowing for efficient communication between implants and external devices without the complications of traditional wired systems. This work is vital for the advancement of bionic devices, enabling better control and functionality in medical applications.
implantable electronicswireless telemetryantenna designbiomedical devicesbionics
Research Aims
5AIM 01Develop innovative antenna designs for implantable medical devices.
AIM 02Create remotely coupled and injectable antenna systems.
AIM 03Miniaturize antennas to fit within next-generation implants.
AIM 04Investigate the biocompatibility of new antenna materials.
AIM 05Enhance data transfer capabilities with novel antenna technology.
Skills the Lab Values
antenna design3D modelingin vivo imagingbiomaterial synthesisanimal modelsdata acquisitionsignal processinghydrogel fabricationnanomaterials handling
Output against the department
Publications343top 23% of dept.64th of 278
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Citations6.1kbottom 46% of dept.149th of 278
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