Abstract: A method for measuring glucose concentration in a biological material is disclosed, as well as a computer readable medium and a sensor system for performing the method. The method comprises irradiating the biological material with optical radiation having a first wavelength between 400 nanometers and 25 micrometers; detecting a first signal from the biological material at the first wavelength; irradiating the biological material with radio-frequency, RF, radiation having a second wavelength between 1 millimeter and 30 centimeters; detecting a second signal from the biological material at the second wavelength; and determining a concentration of glucose in the biological material based on the first signal and the second signal. The sensor system comprises an optical radiation source, an optical radiation detector, an RF radiation source, and RF radiation detector, and a processing device.

Abstract: A sensor measurement device includes: an impedance analyzer to determine an impedance of a sample; a first antenna configured to generate electromagnetic radiation having a first wavelength; an impedance-matching device, positioned in a radiation path between the first antenna and the sample, to receive the electromagnetic radiation from the first antenna and transmit electromagnetic radiation of the first wavelength into the sample, the impedance-matching device comprising a metasurface including: a substrate having a thickness no greater than the first wavelength of the electromagnetic radiation; and a plurality of elements supported by the substrate, wherein: the plurality of elements are spaced apart from one another across the substrate, each element has a first dimension no greater than the first wavelength of the electromagnetic radiation, and at least two elements of the plurality of elements differ in one or more of shape or size; and a second antenna configured to receive the electromagnetic radiati

Abstract: A novel medical imaging system that is based on radio-wave signals at microwave frequencies and has unique properties. The system can be used for various diagnostic applications such as breast cancer detection, brain stroke detection, and assessment of internal bleeding (trauma emergencies).

Abstract: There is provided a device arranged to couple electromagnetic radiation into or out of a biological material. The device comprises a first metamaterial comprising: a substrate component having a thickness no greater than a first wavelength of the electromagnetic radiation; and a plurality of elements supported by the substrate component, wherein each element has a first dimension no greater than a first wavelength of the electromagnetic radiation and at least two of the elements of the plurality of elements are non-identical.

Abstract: There is provided a device arranged to couple electromagnetic radiation into or out of a biological material. The device comprises a first metamaterial comprising: a substrate component having a thickness no greater than a first wavelength of the electromagnetic radiation; and a plurality of elements supported by the substrate component, wherein each element has a first dimension no greater than a first wavelength of the electromagnetic radiation and at least two of the elements of the plurality of elements are non-identical.

Abstract: A novel medical imaging system that is based on radio-wave signals at microwave frequencies and has unique properties. The system can be used for various diagnostic applications such as breast cancer detection, brain stroke detection, and assessment of internal bleeding (trauma emergencies).

Abstract: A novel medical imaging system that is based on radio-wave signals at microwave frequencies and has unique properties. The system can be used for various diagnostic applications such as breast cancer detection, brain stroke detection, and assessment of internal bleeding (trauma emergencies).

Abstract: There is provided a device arranged to couple electromagnetic radiation into or out of a biological material. The device comprises a first metamaterial comprising: a substrate component having a thickness no greater than a first wavelength of the electromagnetic radiation; and a plurality of elements supported by the substrate component, wherein each element has a first dimension no greater than a first wavelength of the electromagnetic radiation and at least two of the elements of the plurality of elements are non-identical.