The MIRACLE project, presently at the EORS2021
Between September 15-17, 2021, in Rome, Italy, the MIRACLE Consortium will be present at the 29th Annual Meeting of the European Orthopaedic Research Society (EORS).
Quality testing sparse wavenumber data recorded by Quantum Cascade Lasers
In the MIRACLE project, seven QCL lasers are combined in one probe, which means that the data analysis is only based on seven wavenumber readings. Therefore, updated techniques are required for spectral data quality assessment of sparse raw data.
MIRACLE meets orthopedic surgeons needs
The Universidade Católica Portuguesa (UCP) through the CBQF research center is working in the development of a suitable business model for the commercialization of the mid-infrared (MIR) arthroscopy device developed in the MIRACLE project.
Standardization project of MIRACLE technologies is started
One of the objectives of MIRACLE project is to contribute to new standardization, so the developed technologies can be absorbed by European industry and potential users and customers can reach a greater level of confidence.
MIRACLE Symposium, at the EORS2021
The MIRACLE Consortium is delighted to announce that the MIRACLE Symposium “A Bright New Future for Arthroscopy” will be held on the 15th of September, during the 29th Annual Meeting of the European Orthopaedic Research Society (EORS).
MIRACLE Project Review Meeting
The third review meeting of the MIRACLE project took place virtually on 30th April.
MIRACLE information available for patients in a new multilingual flyer
A new downloadable flyer has been designed with special attention to providing information on the MIRACLE Device to patients.
Photonics Center – Collaboration for Business and Research opens in autumn 2021!
The Photonics Center – Collaboration for Business and Research, to be established in Joensuu, is a unique place designed for photonics companies and companies utilizing photonics to grow and develop.
Refined background QCL wavelength and fabrication of second series of QCLs
nanoplus produced a new background Quantum Cascade Laser (QCL) with refined wavelength to improve data analysis.
MIRACLE partners publish in the journal CARTILAGE
Partners from the MIRACLE project have recently published a paper in the journal CARTILAGE. The study presents results from a validation study, showing that mid-infrared fiber-optic spectroscopy can detect mechanically and enzymatically induced damage in bovine cartilage with great accuracy.