Artificial muscle and application to medical devices, photosynthetic photovoltaics, super-capacitors, batteries, sensors, carbon nanotube devices
Gelatin could hold the key to developing electronic ‘smart skins’: UBC study – Black Press (Abbotsford News, Coast Mountain News and others), April 2022
Electrified Smart Skin Could Help Amputees ‘Feel’ Again – Daily Beast, April 2022
UBC spinal cord research breakthrough team buoyed by $24 million grant – Vancouver Sun and The Province, January 2022
UBC researchers lead projects to treat spinal cord injury – Global BC, January 2022
UBC researchers look at ‘gel’ biomaterials to help treat spinal cord injuries – CTV, January 2022
UBC leading the way in spinal cord injury research – CKNW, January 2022
Photo Credit: Martin Dee
John Madden with artificial muscle. Photo Credit: Martin Dee
Graduate Student Eddie Fok with Prof. Madden. Photo Credit: Martin Dee
Graduate Student Mohammad Ali Mahmoudzadeh working on plant protein battery prototype. Photo Credit: Martin Dee