Next generation materials and medical technologies enabling continuous health monitoring
The Khine Lab develops low-cost, scalable technologies that bring high-quality health monitoring out of the clinic and into everyday life. Led by biomedical engineer, inventor and entrepreneur Professor Michelle Khine, the lab combines soft, skin-compatible electronics, advanced materials, microfluidics and molecular sensing with artificial intelligence to create new ways to measure, understand and respond to human physiology.
Its research spans continuous wearable monitors, stretchable and wireless sensor systems, on-demand biosensors and devices manufactured using rapid, scalable methods. These technologies are designed to generate rich longitudinal health data and support earlier detection, more personalised care and closed-loop therapies.
Working across engineering, health and industry, the lab aims to translate advances in materials and sensing into practical medical technologies for applications including cardiovascular and respiratory health, sleep, chronic pain, wound healing, drug delivery, incontinence and cerebrospinal fluid monitoring.
