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Scientists Stretch Electrically Conducting Fibers to New Lengths
Noninvasive brain stimulator may ease Parkinson’s symptoms
Ion pump gives the body its own pain alleviation
Stanford Engineer’s Electrifying Breakthrough
The muscle pacing method used in the study saw the rats gain 30 percent of bone within the targeted areas
Goodbye Weak Bones? New method increases targeted bone volume by 30 percent
This is a photograph of large-area PZT thin film nanogenerator (3.5 cm × 3.5 cm) on a curved glass tube and 105 commercial LEDs operated by self-powered flexible piezoelectric energy harvester. Credit: KAIST
Great improvements to nanogenerator power efficiency
When ORNL researchers incorporated a solid lithium thiophosphate electrolyte into a lithium-carbon fluoride battery, the device generated a 26 percent higher capacity than what would be its theoretical maximum if each component acted independently.
‘Double-duty’ electrolyte enables new chemistry for MUCH longer-lived batteries
KAIST's thermoelectric generator can be bent as many as 120 times, but it still shows the same high performance.
New light-weight power generator for wearable electronics
via UCL
Light-activated neurons from stem cells restore function to paralysed muscles
via The New York Times
Dispute Over the Future of Basic Research in Canada
The Cyborgs Era Has Started
New password in a heartbeat
Mayo Clinic Restores Disrupted Heartbeat with Regenerative Intervention
Researchers Aim to Use Light—Not Electric Jolts—to Restore Healthy Heartbeats
Sticking Power of Plant Polyphenols Used in New Coatings