Sedation Monitoring, 3D Printing Get Attention From J&J Innovation Centers

Twelve new early-stage alliances announced for J&J’s Innovation Centers include collaborations with device firms on a technology to monitor for safe sedation levels and a project to develop patient-specific 3D-printed implants.

Sedation monitoring and 3D printing for patient-specific implants will be the focus of two new collaborations funded by Johnson & Johnson's Innovation Centers.

J&J announced 12 new alliances June 19 with its Innovation Centers, launched in 2012. The program is now supporting early-stage...

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