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  • Barnacles inspire blood-repelling tissue glue for sealing wounds

    The adhesive, which mimics barnacles, offers an improved method for treating traumatic injuries.

  • Graphene bound to drugs that destroy bacteria on medical implants

    The researchers coated graphene-based material in water-insoluble usnic acid.

  • Invisible coating could protect artwork, create efficient solar panels

    The coating promises to protect against gases, UV light.

  • Team to sterilize ambulances using microwaves

    The antennas featured in the system enabled the researchers to focus and direct microwave radiation onto particularly high-traffic surfaces.

  • Coating promises to reduce implant rejection

    The coating has already lowered the incidence of rejection in lab mice.

  • Coating developed for endotracheal tubes

    Coating may prevent upper airway bacterial inflammation during intubation.

  • Video: Marine bio-fouling eliminated by electrically charged coating

    Coating could save billions in bio-fouling costs.

  • Study: Clean hydrogen economy is within reach but a clear plan is needed

    The study found that a clean U.S. hydrogen economy is viable, but to be successful lawmakers will need to create a comprehensive strategy and ten-year plan in order for it to be successful.

  • Tool helps farmers breed plants with desirable traits

    The new computational tool can quickly and accurately identify plant variants and pinpoint desirable genes.

  • New capability for in-orbit satellite upgrade and servicing

    The platform is engineered to regularly upgrade satellite constellations with new capabilities and extend spacecraft design lives.

  • Demineralized water solution launched for power generation, industrial use

    The single skid system combines high-quality reverse osmosis and continuous electrodeionization technologies.

  • Field and inspection services for difficult design challenges

    Starting a new project? Igus' experienced engineers and industry professionals can help.

  • Watch as this robot camouflages itself

    Watch as this robot changes color according to its surroundings.

  • Solution automates a repetitive task in the manufacturing space

    Watch the Screwdriving Solution automate a dull task in the manufacturing space.

  • Power supply ideal for home healthcare applications

    The external supplies provide a compact solution for a variety of medical and dental applications.

  • Textile scientists create patch that detects unsafe firefighter clothing

    Sensor detects when firefighting gear is no longer safe.

  • Study: The potential and challenges of microreactor technology

    Prospects for and challenges to microreactor deployment worldwide are considered.

  • Packaging-free microbatteries pack high energy density

    The redesigned microbattery delivers four times the energy density of available batteries and weighs the same as two grains of rice.

  • Back to Engineering School (August 15-21)

    Budding engineers are returning to campuses nationwide, as undergraduates and graduate students continue their education. Whether you are looking for some advice, or curious about developments in engineering education, Engineering360 has you covered.

  • Wearable for crops monitors for disease and stress

    Researchers developed a tool to provide continuous monitoring for plant diseases and stresses: a wearable patch.

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