Fishtag

19/08/2022

Is new always better? Maybe not always, but this PCB is!
You can read about why V1.1 is an improvement in the blog:

Behold: The smaller Fishtag PCB V1.1 -The one with wings Hello from Hanna "We have some amazing people on our team. The first PCB was already small, but our engineers wanted to improve it. The work culture at ZP is amazing in this way: Nobody ever places blame if we mess up -we focus on how to fix i...

29/07/2022

Let's dive into one of our UNs sustainability goals!

Hello from Yaren: "We have earlier written a brief overview about UN's sustainable development goals and the three most important ones for FishTag that we are aiming to reach. Goal number 14, being Life Below Water, aims to conserve and sustainably use the oceans, sea and marine resources for sustai...

01/07/2022

There is more to our blog post than what you see. I.e. checking facts.
Read more about how we do it in our blog:

Hello from Hanna: "I never pictured myself as a blogger, as I prefer to talk about wired subjects that doesn't necessarily interest the general public. Subjects like physics, math, biocompatability and so on. Lucky for me ZP wanted to start a blog within one of our projects. The blog was going to te...

27/06/2022

You can meet us! We are popping up at different conferences around the world. Read more about what it's like to be working at a conferance in the blog: https://www.fishtag.zimmerpeacock.com/post/meet-us-at-conferences-around-the-world

16/06/2022

Want to know how stress is measured? And what is oxidative stress?
Read about in our blog here: https://www.fishtag.zimmerpeacock.com/post/stress-measurement-with-biomarkers

03/06/2022

There is always room for improvement. We present to you: The 2nd generation of glucose sensors -The biocompatible one!

Hello from Hanna: "In the spirit of "Do no harm" we decided on wire sensors instead of screen printed electrodes (SPE). The SPE has an impractical shape for measurements done in tissue, it's not biocompatible and so it does not fulfill our criteria "stay inside the fish and don't kill it". The first...

27/05/2022

Let us show you the amazingly small printed circuit board we have made: It fits on your fingertip and make health monitoring of fish possible!

Hello from Hanna: "When one design a circuit, it is always exciting to see how small you are able to make it. Our engineers have made a very small one! This little PCB can fit the whole circuit needed to recieve signals from the sensors, filter it, change it from a voltage to a modulated digital val...

20/05/2022

We have done testing on our glucose sensors: both long-term stability and temperature. Read about it in this weeks post:

https://www.fishtag.zimmerpeacock.com/post/long-term-stability-test-of-the-glucose-sensors

18/05/2022

Ever wondered what an engineer do at work? Here you can read about some of our many different tasks.

Hello form Hanna: "The work title 'engineer' told me very little about what was actually going on in their work place. I knew I would be working with technology and use math, but that is still a pretty abstract description. I had no idea what an engineer would actually do at work until I started at....

05/05/2022

We do continue slightly on packaging from last week: Here is what we have used our research to achieve!

Hello from Hanna: "Nothing in the capsule is properly connected, so it won't measure or transmitt anything, but one get the to see actual size of the whole system! The process from capsule idea to being able to cast it with batteries, PCB and transducer inside was fun and educational in many ways. I...