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The researchers now hope to work with collaborators to develop manufacturing processes for the system and further characterize its performance in animals, in hopes of eventually testing it in human clinical trials.,This kind of monitoring could make it much easier for doctors to figure out what section of the G...
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Funding for this research was provided by Washington University in St. Louis and China Scholarship Council (Qi).,Reference: “Evaporation of Sessile Water Droplets on Horizontal and Vertical Biphobic Patterned Surfaces” by Wenliang Qi, Junhui Li and Patricia B. Weisensee, 6 December 2019,
Langmuir.
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“After that, we will continue exploring more experimental configurations to determine in more detail the criteria with which an oblique detonation wave can be stabilized,” Rosato says.,Rosato says the next steps for the research are the addition of new diagnostics and measurement tools to gain a deeper understa...
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Researchers from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have developed a shape-shifting material that can take and hold any possible shape, paving the way for a new type of multifunctional materia...
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Developed in the lab of Yale’s Rebecca Kramer-Bottiglio, NASA-inspired robotic skins enable users to turn soft objects – a stuffed animal or a foam tube, for instance – into robots.
When you think of robotics, you likely think of someth...
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Clockwise from bottom left: Brandon Metz, Shaunessy Grant, Michael Johnson, Dave Van Buren, Michelle Easter and Patrick Degrosse are among dozens of engineers at JPL involved in creating VITAL, a ventilator prototype specially targeted...
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The conductive polymer material was tested for its electrical conductivity while immersed in water to demonstrate its durability and ability to maintain adhesion. Credit: Melanie Gonick, MIT
A new way of making polymers adhere to surfa...
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The UCSD MADVent Mark V is a ventilator built around a bag used by EMTs, which is pressed by a machined paddle. The ventilator was tested on a lung simulator (right in the back). Credit: University of California San Diego
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The researchers now hope to work with collaborators to develop manufacturing processes for the system and further characterize its performance in animals, in hopes of eventually testing it in human clinical trials.,This kind of monitoring could make it much easier for doctors to figure out what section of the G...
“After that, we will continue exploring more experimental configurations to determine in more detail the criteria with which an oblique detonation wave can be stabilized,” Rosato says.,Rosato says the next steps for the research are the addition of new diagnostics and measurement tools to gain a deeper understa...
0 shares Author Recent Posts Javier Bonilla Researcher at CIEMAT – PSA PhD. in Computer Science / Solar Thermal Energy Researcher Latest posts by Javier Bonilla (see al...
Researchers from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have developed a shape-shifting material that can take and hold any possible shape, paving the way for a new type of multifunctional materia...
Clockwise from bottom left: Brandon Metz, Shaunessy Grant, Michael Johnson, Dave Van Buren, Michelle Easter and Patrick Degrosse are among dozens of engineers at JPL involved in creating VITAL, a ventilator prototype specially targeted...
The conductive polymer material was tested for its electrical conductivity while immersed in water to demonstrate its durability and ability to maintain adhesion. Credit: Melanie Gonick, MIT A new way of making polymers adhere to surfa...
The UCSD MADVent Mark V is a ventilator built around a bag used by EMTs, which is pressed by a machined paddle. The ventilator was tested on a lung simulator (right in the back). Credit: University of California San Diego A team of eng...
