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"We Will Rock You" Into Real-time Diabetes Control - Vimarsana News

"We Will Rock You" Into Real-time Diabetes Control

Rock music could offer patients with type 1 diabetes the means to stimulate insulin release and achieve real-time diabetes control via adapted pancreatic cells and speakers, suggests a novel study.

Scientists Develop Fuel Cell That Turns Blood Sugar Into Electricity - Vimarsana News

Scientists Develop Fuel Cell That Turns Blood Sugar Into Electricity

Researchers from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich) have developed a new technology that can generate electricity from blood sugar.

A Glimpse Into the Central Nervous System Wins the 13th Annual Nikon Small World in Motion Competition - Vimarsana News

A Glimpse Into the Central Nervous System Wins the 13th Annual Nikon Small World in Motion Competition

/PRNewswire/ -- Nikon Instruments Inc. today unveiled the winners of the 13th annual Nikon Small World in Motion Video Competition. This year's first place...

Genetically modifying individual cells in ani - Vimarsana News

Genetically modifying individual cells in ani

Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a method that lets them genetically modify each cell differently in animals. This allows them to study in a single experiment what used to require many animal experiments. Using the new method, the researchers have discovered genes that are relevant for a severe rare genetic disorder.

Genetically modifying individual cells in ani - Vimarsana News

Genetically modifying individual cells in ani

Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a method that lets them genetically modify each cell differently in animals. This allows them to study in a single experiment what used to require many animal experiments. Using the new method, the researchers have discovered genes that are relevant for a severe rare genetic disorder.