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Today in Medical Design & Development
July 10, 2026
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Auxilium Biotechnologies successful bioprinted kidney and liver tissues aboard the International Space Station (ISS), marking the first time either tissue type has been manufactured in space.

One promising application is the production of organoids.

 
 
Cylindrical microparticles with a catalytic coating release tiny oxygen bubbles that coalesce and burst to disrupt stubborn biofilms on contaminated surgical instruments and infected wounds.

The microparticle cleaning can be combined with autoclaving.

 
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The acquisition brings more than 250 employees into the Fulflex organization.

 

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Jörg Stratmann, CEO of Rolls-Royce Power Systems, and Najwa Massad, Mayor of Mankato, at the opening of Rolls-Royce's new Logistics Operations Center in Mankato, USA. Representatives from politics, business, and the company were present for the official inauguration of the $24 million expansion.

Supporting industrial sites and data centers across the Americas.

 
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It's part of a plan to consolidate its U.S. Bioanalytical laboratory operations.

 

Interpower Accessory Power Strips with 4–10 outlets and IEC Jumper Cords provide power to multiple fixed or mobile medical equipment. Plug in from the same wall outlet where your X-ray machine or surgical robot is plugged in. 1-week U.S. lead times!

 
This new development may enable longer-lasting hydrogel products, such as breathable bandages and dressings, cosmetic face masks, and contact lenses, along with better-performing health monitors and implants.

It can also affix implants, and encapsulate and release medicine over time.

 
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A whistleblower says she was fired for raising concerns over illegal conduct.

 

MEDevice Boston unites leading New England OEMs, startups, and suppliers into a MedTech event engineered to advance the industry.

 
 
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