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Wearable Electronics May Soon Be Powered by Sweat

Researches in Tokyo have developed a wearable biofuel cell array that generates electricity from sweat. Apr 29th, 2021 The wearable electronic and biosensor is growing rapidly, but these devices are severely hindered by short battery lives. A recent Interesting Engineeringarticle discussed a new development that could revolutionize the way we power our wearable devices. A team of researchers at Tokyo University of Science developed and tested a biofuel cell array that generates electricity from lactate in human sweat. The biofuel cell array is made from a water-repellent paper substrate, and is worn on the arm or forearm like a bandage.  The paper layers collect sweat, and transport it to the cells via the capillary effect. The cells contain enzymes in the electrodes that produce an electric current when they react with lactate. In experiments, the biofuel cells generated a voltage of 3.66 V and an output power of 4.3 mW, which is “significantly higher” than previous lacta

A minty-fresh solution: Using a menthol-like compound to activate plant immune mechanisms

Certain chemicals can activate the innate defense mechanisms of plants, and researchers at the Tokyo University of Science are working on ways to use such chemicals as alternatives to harmful agricultural pesticides. These researchers have found that a compound derived from menthol can boost the expression of defense-related genes in soybeans, corn, peas, and other crop species. This finding may pave the way to green agricultural technologies that shield crops from pests while minimizing damage to the environment.

Akihiko Hoshide Becomes Second-Ever Japanese Commander of the ISS

Akihiko Hoshide Becomes Second-Ever Japanese Commander of the ISS
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Interleukin 11-producing fibroblasts can be potential therapeutic targets for treating colorectal cancer

Interleukin 11-producing fibroblasts can be potential therapeutic targets for treating colorectal cancer
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Betting On Drones As Smart Agricultural Tools For Pesticide Use In Farms

Betting On Drones As Smart Agricultural Tools For Pesticide Use In Farms Researchers assess whether drones can spray pesticides better than conventional technologies in terms of cost, capacity, and management efficiency Drones could soon be adopted as essential tools for various agricultural tasks; however, with respect to their use in farm management, research is still lacking. To address this issue, researchers in Japan compared drones to well-established technologies for spraying pesticide over rice paddy fields. Using statistical data, the researchers explore both advantages and limitations of drones and whether they currently offer an edge regarding costs, capacity, and management efficiency.

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