Episode

Biomedical Security

Podcast
NSF’s Discovery Files Podcast
Published
May 12, 2025
Duration seconds
1249
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Summary

Implantable medical devices are creating new therapeutic and monitoring solutions for many complex health conditions. However, wireless medical devices are susceptible to malicious attacks. Kaiyuan Yang, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering at Rice University, discusses biomedical security and developing hacker-resistant implants.