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A novel method for controlling the microstructure and performance of 3D printed human implants

A novel method for controlling the microstructure and performance of 3D printed human implants
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Mistrial declared in case of US-based scientist charged

A US judge has declared a mistrial in the trial of a former University of Tennessee scientist, who was accused of hiding his work in China to defraud NASA.

United statesUniversity of tennesseeMarc raimondiQin shurenPhilip lomonacoRachelle barnesUniversity of technologyNorthwestern polytechnical universityDepartment of justiceTennessee universityChina initiativeUs department of justiceSouth china morning postPeking universityJudge varlanEastern district

Mistrial declared in case of US-based scientist charged with hiding ties to China

Mistrial declared in case of US-based scientist charged with hiding ties to China
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United statesUniversity of tennesseeMarc raimondiQin shurenPhilip lomonacoRachelle barnesUniversity of technologyNorthwestern polytechnical universityDepartment of justiceTennessee universityChina initiativeUs department of justiceSouth china morning postPeking universityJudge varlanEastern district

Soft, Strain-Sensing Device for Non-Invasive and Real-Time Detection of Skin Disorders

By putting a piece of soft, strain-sensing sheet on the skin may be able to detect skin disorders non-invasively and in real-time very soon.

Li dengfengHuang yonggangChang jan kaiBai wubinLuan haiwenYu xingeXie zhaoqianYao kuanmingZhou jingkunJohna rogersNational science foundationCity university of hong kongDalian university of technologySungkyunkwan universityUniversity of north carolina at chapel hillSenior research fellow in dr yu

Solving A Natural Riddle Of Water Filtration

Solving A Natural Riddle Of Water Filtration For many engineers and scientists, nature is the world s greatest muse. They seek to better understand natural processes that have evolved over millions of years, mimic them in ways that can benefit society and sometimes even improve on them. An international, interdisciplinary team of researchers that includes engineers from The University of Austin has found a way to replicate a natural process that moves water between cells, with a goal of improving how we filter out salt and other elements and molecules to create clean water while consuming less energy. In a new paper published today in

Huaqiang zengAleksei aksimentievManish kumarNorthwestern polytechnical universityNanobio labHarvard medical schoolDepartment of chemistry at hainan universityUniversity of illinoisCockrell school of engineering department civilUniversity of austinHainan universityPenn state universityUniversity of illinois at urbana champaignNature nanotechnologyCockrell schoolAdvanced synthesis