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Glucose-Powered Artificial Muscles That Functions Like the Real Thing

Researchers from Linköping University in Sweden have created artificial muscles that are powered by glucose and oxygen, just like the actual muscle found in living organisms. This innovative development will pave way towards an implantable…

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Saving Costs With Strong And Lightweight 3D Woven Composite Fabrics

Many engineers are shifting from traditional two-dimensional (2D) fabrics to advanced composites based on 3D woven fabrics, for applications that call for superior strength, elasticity, and durability. Three-dimensional (3D) weaving can produce complex, single-piece structures…

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World’s First Stretchy E-Tattoo That Monitors Heart Health in Real Time

According to World Health Organization (WHO), cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the number one cause of death globally. People suffering from hypertension, diabetes, hyperlipidaemia, obesity are at high risk. To prevent or treat heart disease, regular…

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NASA to Open ISS to Tourists for $50 Million a Trip

NASA is planning to send tourists on 30-day trips aboard the ISS from 2020. It is going to open parts of the International Space Station (ISS) for “commercial activities”. Floating space lab accessible to just…

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World’s First Digital Circuit Breaker Could Completely Change the World of Electrics

There are very few products around us that haven’t changed much over time; Circuit breaker is one of them which have not fundamentally changed in more than 140 years. Now, in a huge technological breakthrough,…

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India to build Its Own Space Station

After having a successful record in space missions like Chandrayaan -1, Mangalyaan and launching of over hundred satellites in one go, Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is planning to set up its own space station.…

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Methane Discovery on Mars Hints At Possibility of Life

NASA’s Curiosity Rover during its mission on the Martian surface has detected high amounts of methane. The Curiosity found 21 parts per billion of methane in the air, which is three times what was found…

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Miniature, Hair-Sized Probe Could Help Discover Lung Diseases

Researchers at the University of Edinburgh have developed a tiny, hair-sized probe that can measure key indicators of tissue damage deep inside the lungs by traveling deep into the lungs. This new technology could help…

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First-Ever Mind-Controlled Robot Arm Needs No Brain Implant

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Minnesota have made a breakthrough in brain-computer interface (BCI) and robotic technology. Their innovative work could see revolutionary applications for people suffering from neurological diseases and…

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New Laser Can Detect and Kill the Bloodstream Cancer Cells in Real Time

Researchers from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) have successfully tested a device that can track and kill circulating tumor cells (CTCs) in the blood without harming surrounding blood cells. Known as Cytophone this…

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Industrial NEW

Glucose-Powered Artificial Muscles That Functions Like the Real Thing

Saving Costs With Strong And Lightweight 3D Woven Composite Fabrics

World’s First Stretchy E-Tattoo That Monitors Heart Health in Real Time

NASA to Open ISS to Tourists for $50 Million a Trip

World’s First Digital Circuit Breaker Could Completely Change the World of Electrics

India to build Its Own Space Station

Methane Discovery on Mars Hints At Possibility of Life

Miniature, Hair-Sized Probe Could Help Discover Lung Diseases

First-Ever Mind-Controlled Robot Arm Needs No Brain Implant

New Laser Can Detect and Kill the Bloodstream Cancer Cells in Real Time

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