US EditionMKE Startup News: Sea-Change Silicides aims to revolutionize medical implants - Wisconsin Technology Council
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MKE Startup News: Sea-Change Silicides aims to revolutionize medical implants - Wisconsin Technology Council
A startup developed in a UW-Whitewater chemistry lab could reshape the future of titanium implants, reducing failure rates and improving patient outcomes. Founded by Dr. Steven Girard, an associate professor of chemistry, Sea-Change Silicides is developing a groundbreaking bioactive coating for titanium components used in biomedical devices. “There are two main reasons titanium implants fail,” Girard explained. “One
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