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Scientists Have Created Working Mini-Brains in the Lab

Biologists from the University of California, San Diego, have announced that they have detected notable neural activity in vitro. As they report, they have successfully recorded brain waves coming from miniature artificial brains that they…

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Selection Guide: Dry Heat vs Steam Sterilization Ovens

One of the most common roles of a lab oven is to help with sterilization needs. Sterilization is an integral part of the process of developing an evaluative experiment, preparing your samples and the culture…

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Michelin Promises to End Flat Tires by 2024

What if you could use a tire that won’t go flat no matter how many sharp nails you may step onto, and no matter how much off-road beating on rocky roads it may receive? Michelin…

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Micro-Robots Used by Scientists for Stem Cell Delivery Inside Mice

Stem cells are “replacement cells” that can go somewhere in the body and fix damaged tissue. Their great power comes from the fact that they are the “jack of all trades” of cells, as they…

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Prosthetic Hand that Restores Sensation of Movement

Researchers created a prosthetic hand that helps patients who suffered a limb loss to regain the sensation of movement. A team of Italian and Swiss researchers made extraordinary progress in the field of prosthetics and…

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Harvesting Heart’s Energy to Power Life-Saving Devices

Your heart’s energy is so powerful it could power other devices. Engineers from Dartmouth College made a dime-sized device that collects the heart’s energy to power the already implanted devices in a patient’s body. A…

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3D-Printed Glucose Biosensors for People Suffering from Diabetes

People who suffer from diabetes might get a chance to experience improved monitors for glucose levels in their bodies. Scientists from Washington State University have developed a 3D-printed glucose biosensor that patients can use in…

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The Development of 3D Printing for Human Tissue Cells

Scientists at the University of Utah have successfully developed a method to produce human tissue by 3D printing. The futuristic vision of medical procedures could be around the corner. Patients with damaged ligaments or tendons…

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How Mass Production of Cell-Sized Robots Can Change the Medical Industry

Biomedical monitoring could soon become a lot less painful experience for the patients, as well as a much simpler procedure for the doctors. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have found out how…

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Micro-Needles Can End Needle Phobia Via Painless Injections

For many people, the needle is only a source of fear. Needle phobia affects at least one in 10 people. But needle phobia may soon be a thing of the past! A team at the University…

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Scientists Have Created Working Mini-Brains in the Lab

Selection Guide: Dry Heat vs Steam Sterilization Ovens

Michelin Promises to End Flat Tires by 2024

Micro-Robots Used by Scientists for Stem Cell Delivery Inside Mice

Prosthetic Hand that Restores Sensation of Movement

Harvesting Heart’s Energy to Power Life-Saving Devices

3D-Printed Glucose Biosensors for People Suffering from Diabetes

The Development of 3D Printing for Human Tissue Cells

How Mass Production of Cell-Sized Robots Can Change the Medical Industry

Micro-Needles Can End Needle Phobia Via Painless Injections

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