Even the best engineered filters get clogged eventually. Fish mouths have evolved structures that create unique fluid dynamics patterns that solve that problem.
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At the nexus of medical science, engineering, computer science and 3D printing is the biofabricator, a new career for the 21st century.
A new report on the future of humanity explains what we really need to be worrying about over the next 35 years.
A company plans to flood the market with synthetic rhinoceros horn in an effort to slow poaching but these types of commercially driven conservation efforts are fraught with problems.
Scientists in the US have developed a calculator from living cells, using old-fashioned analog programming. Their hope is that the technology could be used in the future to program cells to kill cancer…
Made-to-order kidneys have come a step closer to reality, with scientists successfully bioengineering a functioning kidney, which was transplanted into a live rat. In a study published in Nature this week…
Bioengineers and physicians have used 3D printing and injectable gels made of living cells to create an artificial ear practically…
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