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FlexTech Alliance Nano-Bio Manufacturing Consortium Receives Air Force Research Laboratory Grant

There has been much interest in the potential for flexible and printed sensors for medical applications. These sensors could wirelessly monitor patients for a wide variety of functions. While there are clearly consumer applications for flexible medical sensors, the military can also see uses for these types of systems. For example, the ability to monitor a pilot on a mission has major advantages. With this in mind, the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) is working with FlexTech Alli...

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