Science and technology, explained simply
Skin regeneration research has been going on for a long time. The available grafting materials are often temporary or, if they are permanent, have only some elements of normal skin, which leads to scarring. The creation of full-thickness skin grafts has not been possible until now. Scientists at the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine […]
If you throw a burning match into a puddle of gasoline, the vapors will ignite. If this happens as a result of a car accident or a fuel leak at a gas station, the number of victims can be high. US scientists have found a way to control fuel vapors by developing a new, safer […]
Scientists from the University of Pennsylvania have developed a new type of LionGlass glass that produces 50% less carbon dioxide emissions compared to the annual 86 million tons of emissions, ScitechDaily reports. The innovative glass requires significantly less energy to produce and is more resistant to damage than conventional sodium-lime silicate glass. The team recently […]
American scientists were able to develop a technology that allowed them to revive a pig within an hour of the animal’s death. Specialists from Yale University managed to restore blood circulation and the work of internal organs in the pig within an hour after death was recorded. As part of the experiment, scientists provoked cardiac […]
Human skin is both a protection for the body and a source of information from tactile sensations. Scientists have long been trying to create an electronic version of leather that will find the widest application in robotics and prosthetics. German scientists presented their own and unusual version of electronic “skin”, devoting an article to this […]