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He tested the self-healing concrete potholes
Scientists experimented with freshly patched concrete materials in southern Wales, in an effort to overcome potholes and damage road surfaces.
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New self-healing resin based on blood clotting mechanism
Experts at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have developed a new self-healing plastic that can patch holes up to more than 3 centimeters, 100 times more th…
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Sensor warns of food intake by color
Special colored patches are smaller in size than nails. It contains a gel that is a mixture of metals and chemicals, including tiny gold pieces, a silver compound and vi…
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Detection of arrhythmias by tiny devices
To monitor cardiac arrhythmias, a monitor and electrodes should be attached to the person through the conductor and should not be attached more than 24 hours.
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Toothbrushes bring a lot of flavor
Colgate-Palmolive (USA) is about to launch a new toothbrush, adding flavor to the tongue cleaner.
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Plastic bones patch
Professor Richard Oreffo of the University of Southampton and colleagues say the resin mixture has a honeycomb structure that allows living cells to 'crawl' whil…
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Geko - Plaque prevents thrombosis
Scientists at Sky Medical Technologies, St Bartholomew's Hospital and Queen Mary University have developed a high-tech patch called the Geko, which is attached to th…
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When tattoos are medical sensors
Medical transplants, such as temporary tattoos, can help doctors detect early metabolic problems.
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Successfully developed non-needle syringe
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have said they have successfully built a high-pressure syringe that can deliver drugs through the skin wit…
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Sticky birth monitor
This is a utility developed by a team of researchers from Imperial College London (UK). This digital device is as compact as a piece of tape on the skin, constantly meas…
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Create new heart patch
Scanning electron microscope (SEM) image of patch with gold and alginate nanofibers. Star clusters of gold nanowires can be seen in these images.
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Plastic is as hard as steel and can be self-patched
Scientists have developed an intelligent composite material that can know cracks when building aircraft and repair them ...
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The butterfly works like LED technology
When scientists invented the light-emitting tools, they did not know that butterflies used this technology 30 million years ago.