iHealthtech, National University of Singapore

@iHealthtechNUS

Institute for Health Innovation & Technology (iHealthtech). Advancing health through innovation.

Singapore ihealthtech.nus.edu.sg Joined November 2016

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iHealthtech, National University of Singapore @iHealthtechNUS Sep 28

Turning touch into light. 👆✨ Our eLuminator electronic skin makes pressure patterns visible in real time, with exciting potential for healthcare and wearables.

👉 NUS News
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news.nus.edu.sg NUS team unveils electronic skin that lets users “see” touch instantly Researchers from NUS have developed a next-generation electronic skin that can both sense and directly visualise pressure in real time, addressing key limitations of current wearable sensing techno...

iHealthtech, National University of Singapore @iHealthtechNUS Sep 14

Encouraging work from NUS iHealthtech shows that magnetic pulses may help reprogram immune cells to fight cancer.

straitstimes.com/singapore/heal…

www.straitstimes.com magnetic pulses reprogramme immune cells to fight breast cancer Researchers use low-intensity magnetic pulses to reprogramme immune cells and target breast cancer, showing promise in preclinical models without chemotherapy. Read more at straitstimes.com.

iHealthtech, National University of Singapore @iHealthtechNUS Aug 10

Congratulations to our Director, Prof Lim, on receiving the Eric Reissner Medal at #ICCES2026, a recognition of his outstanding contributions to mechanics, mechanobiology, engineering science and his efforts to advance healthcare through innovative research. 🎉

iHealthtech, National University of Singapore @iHealthtechNUS Jul 31

Congratulations to iHealthtech Director Prof Lim Chwee Teck on receiving the 2026 WACBE Savio L-Y. Woo Distinguished Lecture Award! 🎉 The first recipient from Asia, this prestigious honour recognises his pioneering contributions and leadership in biomedical engineering.

iHealthtech, National University of Singapore @iHealthtechNUS Jul 28

A new approach towards simpler and more comfortable continuous health monitoring – iHealthtech PI Dr Liu Yuxin and team developed X-Sig, a flexible sensor that combines ECG, EMG, pulse waves and muscle activity into one channel.

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cde.nus.edu.sg NUS CDE researchers merge multiple physiological signals into a single patch for simpler health... By capturing multiple body signals through one channel, the device could support more comfortable and efficient continuous health monitoring beyond clinical settings.