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- A promising way to regenerate bone via a new regenerative implant technology
- A new type of hydrogel could radically transform how we treat Parkinson’s disease
- Early warning system for strokes and heart attacks using a soft and stretchy ultrasound skin patch
- A common insecticide made for commercial plant nurseries is harmful to bees in ANY amount
- Could a revolutionary “smart” insulin therapy be closer than we think?
- Implants made with bioactive glasses and metals just dissolve and disappear at the end of their useful lives
- A new nanoscale material efficiently splits seawater into oxygen and hydrogen at an industrial scale
- Could cellulose and water produce an eco-friendly plastic?
- Leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning in our scientific instruments to unlock breakthrough discoveries
- Boosting food production using a concept called “digital twins”
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Digital twins used to mirror and solve key food production challenges - Demonstration
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SuperBIT’s second test flight from NASA’s Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility, Texas, in June 2016
Sniffy Bug: A Fully Autonomous Swarm of Gas-Seeking Nano Quadcopters in Cluttered Environments
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Movie S4-Ke group, Chem 2021
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Insect Apocalypse | UConn
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