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This is how ¿ìè is using technology to power the science behind cardiac rhythm management.

Technology team members at ¿ìè works with data to power smarter medical devices, one heartbeat at time.

Human factor engineers design products to fit the needs of people

Implantable devices increasingly rely on the internet of things, and ¿ìè engineers advance the hardware and software that help physicians help their patients.

¿ìè regulatory affairs professionals balance technical expertise with masterful storytelling.

Stay ahead of the curve by learning about healthcare technology trends.

How COVID-19 accelerated the need for STEM professionals.

¿ìè's "beyond the pill" healthcare ecosystem nudges people to follow the medical advice received from their healthcare professional through behavioral science.

Reinvention — the key to diabetes care

The Future of Workplace IT Roles

¿ìè's Alex Soriano and Micah Meulmester supported a scientific breakthrough to change technology — and patients' lives.

Although technology has helped advance the understanding of how the brain and nervous system work, Wilkins sees the potential to create life-changing impact for people living with chronic pain and a solution to the ongoing opioid crisis.

¿ìè is committed to supporting its employees as they build their ideal career.

¿ìè's research efforts help detect new strains of HIV and hepatitis

¿ìè's High Sensitive Troponin-I test is able to better detect and diagnose cardiac issues — especially in female patients.

Even after decades of HCV breakthroughs, ¿ìè's researchers are only getting started.

¿ìè engineer and technical manager Rick Olson didn't think miniaturizing valves would be his passion — but his work at ¿ìè helped him discover how rewarding patient-focused engineering can be.