Researchers from the University of Minnesota have devised a novel method of deploying Hollywood-esque motion capture technology to assist the 3D printing of sensors onto organs that expand and contract. “We are pushing the boundaries of 3D printing in ways we never even imagined years ago,” said Professor Michael McAlpine, lead researcher on the project. […]
Scientists from the University of Grenoble have spent two years teaching a quadriplegic man to move his arms and legs, and even walk, using a brain-controlled AI exoskeleton. The 28-year-old patient, who had suffered from a cervical spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed from the shoulders down, came into the study with the ability […]
Dr. Anthony Atala grew a new bladder in a lab from a small section of Luke Massella’s bladder. Luke received the bladder as a transplant when he was 10 years old. The bladder has worked for 14 years without further surgery.
The citizens of Sierra Leone went to the polls on March 7, but this time something was different: The country recorded votes at 70% of the polling to the blockchain using a technology that is the fi… Source: Sierra Leone just ran the first blockchain-based election
L.A. city lawmakers on Wednesday voted to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day, despite objections from Italian American civic groups Source: L.A. City Council replaces Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day on city calendar – LA Times
Biologists at Harvard Medical School (HMS) have managed to store data into the DNA of living E. Coli bacteria. Source: DNA Movies Debut at a Theater Inside You
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