SM3 Researchers Present SEHI Findings at Insigneo Showcase

On a bright and engaging day, SM3 researchers took centre stage at the Insigneo Showcase, an event celebrating the fruitful collaboration between the University of Sheffield and various NHS teaching hospitals. The showcase provided a platform for cutting-edge research presentations, fostering discussions on the latest advancements in medical technology and healthcare.

The highlight of the day was the presentation by SM3 researchers, who unveiled their newly published study on Secondary Electron Hyperspectral Imaging (SEHI). SEHI is being utilise to characterise medical devices both pre- and post-deployment. SEHI's ability to provide detailed compositional and structural analysis at the nanoscale holds significant promise for enhancing the safety, efficacy, and longevity of medical implants and instruments.

The presentation captivated the audience, sparking lively discussions and enthusiastic engagement. Attendees from diverse backgrounds, including clinicians, engineers, and researchers, expressed great interest in the potential applications of SEHI in improving patient outcomes and advancing medical device technology.

The Insigneo Showcase not only highlighted the exceptional research being conducted by the SM3 team but also underscored the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in driving innovation. The event was a resounding success, demonstrating the power of partnerships between academic institutions and healthcare providers in pushing the boundaries of medical science.