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UK researchers convert wool into sustainable biomaterial that regenerates bone in live animals
The researchers tested the wool-based keratin in animal models and determined the material was capable of guiding new bone growth across damaged areas.
How often should you calibrate your pH sensor?
The importance of calibration, the recommended frequency and best practices to keep a pH sensor performing optimally are discussed.
Startup unveils ‘world’s first’ chocolate bars made from cultured cocoa
The startup explained that the chocolate was created using cell suspension culture technology, wherein cocoa cells were grown in controlled environments to mimic the compounds found in naturally grown cocoa.
Tiny bubbles use sound waves to safely clean produce
Such an alternative cleaning method could potentially be refined to help farmers and households avoid harsh chemicals and eliminate surface damage to vegetables and fruits, while simultaneously reducing the high amounts of energy often expended with traditional cleaning.
Microsensors allow real-time detection of diseases
According to the team of developers, the microscopic sensors, which were created via ultrafast 3D micro-printing technology, are capable of taking multiple measurements simultaneously.
One-step detection of water pollutants
A microfluidic device can detect "forever chemicals" and other pollutants directly from environmental samples.
New smartwatch-like device promises to help detect plastic particles in the human body
The team set to work on an approach for measuring microplastic particles in humans so as to better understand how much plastic is currently in human bodies but without having to draw blood to “see inside” the body.
Automated test equipment: High-speed, wideband vector network analysis in production environments
As devices become more complex and production volumes increase, engineers require measurement platforms that deliver wide frequency coverage, high speed, repeatable accuracy and seamless software control.
The importance of soil pH measurement in plant health
This article provides an overview of the crucial role soil pH plays in plant health and guidance on managing soil pH to achieve optimal plant growth.
Advancing precision metrology: New frontiers in confocal chromatic sensing
Micro-Epsilon’s latest portfolio expansion addresses these precise industrial demands by introducing new architectures designed for severely limited installation spaces, complex multi-layer materials and extreme environmental conditions.
Rifle-mounted laser disables drones with a burst of light beams
The platform is designed to counter unmanned aerial threats using non-kinetic directed-energy technology that disrupts or disables hostile drones, thereby protecting military forces and critical infrastructure.
9 essential tips to keep lab measurements accurate, compliant and efficient
In today’s fast-evolving laboratory environment, achieving accurate and reliable measurements is more critical than ever.
Plastic preferred as solar hydrogen photocatalyst
Electrically conductive plastic replaces pricey platinum to harvest hydrogen from water using sunlight.
Cycle testing confirms durability and performance of Integrals Power’s LMFP cells
The cathode active materials have now passed the 1,500-cycle milestone during ongoing durability testing.
VI-grade and HBK reveal new program highlights for 2026 Smart Prototypes Summit
Industry insights, partner ecosystem and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies coalesce to shape the event experience.
Imaging denotes desalination membrane status
The process enables real-time detection of membrane fouling, where salts, minerals and other unwanted materials accumulate on filtration membranes.
Mitsui Chemicals launches highly oxygen-permeable InnoCell cell culture microplates
The plate series enables optimal oxygen supply to cultured cells and tissues to maintain healthy cell cultures for long periods of time and to reduce cell death within 3D spheroids.
Keysight launches software solution to ensure trustworthy AI deployment in safety-critical environments
The integrated solution supports artificial intelligence (AI) development and maintenance, real-world inference, and monitoring for data drift and performance.
Small cost, big results with passive wastewater sampler
The 3D-printed passive water sampler uses activated charcoal pellets to capture microorganisms from water for testing and costs a mere $4.
Compact system facilitates friction pressure testing
A new portable, space-saving bench system has been designed for accurate measurement of friction pressure in slick water fracturing fluids.