➀ MIT's new wireless biosensing technology promises to transform biomedical research and redefine cellular communication; ➁ Decoding cellular signals is crucial for understanding cell communication and responding to environmental changes; ➂ MIT researchers have developed wireless organic electro-scattering antennas (OCEANs) that use light to detect electrical changes in their liquid environment, offering unprecedented insight into cellular activity.
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