Del Williams

Del Williams is a technical writer based in Torrance, California. He writes about health, business, technology, and educational issues and has an M.A. in English from C.S.U. Dominguez Hills.

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Another U.S. Medtech Company Hit by Cyberattack
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Another U.S. Medtech Company Hit by Cyberattack
April 9, 2026
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Top U.S. Doctors Offer Updated Flu and COVID Vaccine Recommendations
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A surgical team has performed the world’s first-reported robotic double transplant of a liver and kidney at WashU Medicine and Barnes-Jewish Transplant Center.
Surgical Team Performs World’s First Robotic Liver and Kidney Transplant
September 3, 2026
Engineer monitors and evaluates tubing dimensional tolerances at critical stages of the manufacturing process to maintain specification compliance.
Surgical Robotics Changes the Economics of Instrument Design
September 2, 2026
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Musk Says Neuralink Will Begin ‘High-Volume’ Production of Brain Implants
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Musk Says Neuralink Will Begin ‘High-Volume’ Production of Brain Implants
The company is moving toward an almost entirely automated surgical procedure.
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Industry innovators have developed compact blast freezers that can lower the temperature far below conventional levels in minutes as well as promptly thaw as needed, while accommodating packaging sizes from 2 mL - 6 L or more.
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Benchtop Blast Freezers Simplify R&D of Temp Sensitive Materials
Featuring a temperature profile case study.
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Plasma can transform the surface properties of plastic to achieve aims that normally would not be feasible.
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Plasma Treatment Transforms Plastic Parts into High-Value Products
Enhancing durability, printability, flow/process control can be critical.
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Cryogenic liquid nitrogen blast freezers like those from Reflect Scientific reliably lower the temperature to -90°C in minutes and can significantly increase production throughput.
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Cryogenic Blast Freezing to -90°C in Minutes Increases Throughput
Safely circulating extremely cold air cooled by liquid nitrogen enables rapid product freezing.
October 11, 2022