Listed here are some recent achievements of Winchester Technologies’ scientists. Click the hyperlinks for more information about the research.
Northeastern, Winchester, and U Mass Medical School has been awarded the RADx Award for a SARS-CoV-2 rapid diagnosis system
Northeastern, Winchester, and U Mass Medical School has been awarded the Rapid Acceleration of Diagnostics (RADx) Award by the National Institute of Health (NIH) to develop a rapid SARS-CoV-2 diagnosis system in the form of a handheld gas sensor by breathing into it.
Continue Reading →Our founder & technical advisor Nian Sun was awarded the Humboldt Research Award by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation of Germany in 2019
“The award is granted in recognition of a researcher’s entire achievements to date to academics whose fundamental discoveries, new theories, or insights have had a significant impact on their own discipline and who are expected to continue producing cutting-edge achievements in the future.” Read Full Article
Continue Reading →Our founder & technical advisor Nian Sun is elevated to IEEE Fellow, quote “for contributions to integrated magnetic and magnetoelectric materials and devices”.
Our founder & technical advisor Nian Sun is elevated to IEEE Fellow, quote “for contributions to integrated magnetic and magnetoelectric materials and devices”.
Continue Reading →Our founder & technical advisor Nian Sun’s group received Upstage Lung Cancer Foundation award: “A New Ultra-sensitive, Highly Specific Hand-held Gas Sensor System for Biomarker Volatile Organic Compounds from Exhaled Breath for Early Screening of Lung Cancer”
The Sun Lab is developing a new ultra-sensitive, highly specific hand-held gas sensor system for biomarker volatile organic compounds from exhaled breath for early screening of lung cancer. Lung cancer screening by CT scan is USPSTF recommended in a high-risk population, of which the implementation in rural areas has been challenging, and false positives have… Continue Reading →
Continue Reading →Winchester Technologies had won six awards from different DoD agencies in 2019
Winchester received MDA SBIR Phase 1: “Ultra-compact Very Low Frequency Magnetoelectric Antennas and Communication Systems for Hypersonic Flight” – 2019/12 Winchester received Army SBIR Phase 1: “Low Temperature Spin Spray Deposition of High Crystalline Quality Magnetic and Antiferromagnetic Oxide Films on Topological Insulators” – 2019/12 Winchester received Army SBIR Phase 2 Option: “CMOS Compatible Deposition… Continue Reading →
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Our founder & technical advisor Nian Sun was interviewed by Nature Materials on “Multiferroics and the Path to the Market”
Nian Sun, a professor at Northeastern University (Electrical and Computer Engineering Department), talks to Nature Materials about the potential applications of multiferroic materials, and issues associated with commercializing these technologies. Read Full Article
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Our Magnetoelectric Antenna won the NASA Tech Briefs – Create the Future Design Contest, First Prize! (in Electronics/Sensors/IoT Category) with over 800 entries from 60 countries in 2018
NASA Tech Briefs, the largest circulation design engineering magazine worldwide and Aerospace & Defense Technology, the largest-circulation engineering magazine for the mil/aero market. The annual event has attracted more than 14,000 product design ideas from engineers, entrepreneurs, and students worldwide. Read Full Article
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Our research paper entitled “Acoustically Actuated Ultra-compact NEMS Magnetoelectric Antennas” was featured in Nature News and Science News!
NATURE Ultra-small antennas point way to miniature brain implants Metal antennas that send and receive TV signals and radio waves could soon be replaced by tiny films up to one hundred times smaller, scientists say. Among the possible benefits are smaller smartphones and wearable technology, and miniaturized implantable devices to stimulate brain cells. Conventional antennas… Continue Reading →
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