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Swiss researchers observe deformation of blood cells for the first time - Vimarsana News

Swiss researchers observe deformation of blood cells for the first time

This allows researchers to show exactly how the blood cells change shape when the painkiller ibuprofen is released.

Chamber of Commerce Corner, January 12, 2024 - Vimarsana News

Chamber of Commerce Corner, January 12, 2024

This regular section of the Budapest Business Journal features news and events from various international business chambers. For further information and to register for specific events, visit the organizing chamber’s website. If you have information for inclusion on this page, send an email in English to Annamária Bálint at annamaria.balint@bbj.hu

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Swiss scientists develop method to solder rather than stitch wounds - Vimarsana News

Swiss scientists develop method to solder rather than stitch wounds

Researchers have found a method which could make it possible to prevent life-threatening complications caused by leaking sutures.

Intelligent Laser Wound Soldering Using Nanothermometers - Vimarsana News

Intelligent Laser Wound Soldering Using Nanothermometers

Suturing a wound with a needle and thread was invented by man more than 5,000 years ago. This surgical premise has not altered much since then: incisions or tears in the tissue can be put together more or less properly depending on the fingertip sensation of the person doing the surgery and the instruments.

New Perspectives on Emission-Free Concrete - Vimarsana News

New Perspectives on Emission-Free Concrete

The construction industry as a sink for carbon dioxide? This is being worked on by researchers at Empa’s Concrete & Asphalt lab.