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Video: Full-scale human heart models are 3D printed
Carnegie Mellon researchers bioprinted a 3D model of a patient’s heart that closely replicates how cardiac tissue actually feels.
Smart shoes designed for the defense and security sector
Smart shoes promise to protect the wearer from unseen threats.
Robots expedite COVID-19 testing
Robots automate and expedite COVID-19 testing in Singapore.
Four sizes, one footprint — Allweiler reveals its next-generation AEB-DE dosing pump series
Allweiler recently unveiled the latest addition to its renowned dosing pump portfolio.
LEXT™ OLS5100 3D laser scanning microscope: Smart workflow, faster experiments
The LEXT™ OLS5100 3D laser scanning microscope is built for failure analysis and material engineering research.
Video: New hybrid qualification tester for cables
The hybrid tester bridges the gap in existing test equipment between network connectivity and standards-based cable testing.
Watch: FDA clears most powerful clinical MRI
The 7-tesla MRI scanner is designed to address limitations of current MRI systems by using ultrahigh-field magnet technology that offers five times more power than most scanners.
Engineering the world’s longest superconducting power cable
The 12 km underground power link planned for Munich is expected to be the longest superconducting power cable solution in the world.
Researchers use eDNA to track down terrorists, criminals
Tool could link suspicious persons to crime scenes, terrorist attacks.
Owl feathers could inspire noiseless airplane flight
Tiny microstructures could be the key to flying without sound.
Physicist 'spins' mask filters in cotton candy machine
Cotton candy machine can be used in fight against the coronavirus.
Coating can enable millirobots to change mode of locomotion
A team from the City University of Hong Kong has developed a coating that will turn objects into biocompatible millirobots for healthcare applications.
Watch: Compact scanner produces 3D color X-rays
The flat greyscale imagery of X-ray technology now assumes color and a third dimension with a compact scanner developed specifically for hand and wrist imaging.
ETH Zurich develops technique for creating metal-polymer micromachines
Metal and polymer micromachines could one day navigate human blood vessels.
Researchers study microbiome of Da Vinici drawings
The microbiome is the key to the history of these drawings.
Semiconductor temperature control systems and humidity regulation
Do you need a temperature or humidity control system for your semiconductor environment? Over the decades, Air Innovations has developed systems to meet these critical needs for the industry.
Program offers hands-on manufacturing training in the development of vaccines, biotherapeutics
As COVID-19 highlights the urgent need to increase vaccine manufacturing around the world, a unique training program is bolstering Canada’s capacity to manufacture vaccines, as well as viral immunotherapies for cancer and other emerging biotherapeutics.
Watch: Low cost inflatable pump designed to harness wave energy
The inflatable wave pump is assembled with low cost, flexible materials to absorb wave energy through the varying hydrostatic and hydrodynamic pressures at or below the water’s surface.
Snuggling robot may ward off pandemic-induced loneliness
SnuggleBot to stave off COVID-19 associated loneliness.
Automating healthcare: These robots are taking over surgical tasks
Doomsday prophecies about artificial intelligence (AI) and robots taking over jobs is not as far-fetched as previously thought if the healthcare industry is any indication.