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Canada's buildings have an emissions problem. Could fish skin provide an answer? - Vimarsana News

Canada's buildings have an emissions problem. Could fish skin provide an answer?

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at what fish skin can teach us about keeping buildings more energy-efficient and why Montreal is investing so much in "sponge" infrastructure.

Source: cbc.ca
NIH-funded study to explore liquid surface coatings for reducing catheter-associated infections - Vimarsana News

NIH-funded study to explore liquid surface coatings for reducing catheter-associated infections

A novel liquid surface coating on human catheters could help reduce protein deposition that leads to urinary tract and bloodstream infections, according to researchers at the University of Maine and University of Notre Dame who are leading a study funded by the National Institutes of Health.

Diver in Auckland uses high-tech glove to move underwater robot in Croatia - Vimarsana News

Diver in Auckland uses high-tech glove to move underwater robot in Croatia

As the diver made hand gestures in an Auckland pool, an underwater robot was moving on the other side of the world.

Daniel Regan: Innovation earns the Dr. Susan J. Hunter Presidential Research Impact Award - UMaine News - Vimarsana News

Daniel Regan: Innovation earns the Dr. Susan J. Hunter Presidential Research Impact Award - UMaine News

Daniel Regan: Innovation earns the Dr. Susan J. Hunter Presidential Research Impact Award Daniel Regan, a Ph.D. candidate in the Graduate School of Biomedical Science and Engineering (GSBSE), is conducting research focused on the development of platforms for the detection and deterrence of biological threats.  A year into his work in assistant professor Caitlin Howell’s Biointerface and Biomimetics Lab, Regan had an idea for a new type of catch-and-release filter for use in medevacs. The original concept combined his passion for military biodefense and biomedical engineering. His goal w...

Source: umaine.edu