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Fast on-demand multi-material multi-nozzle 3D printing in a fraction of the time - Vimarsana News

Fast on-demand multi-material multi-nozzle 3D printing in a fraction of the time

3D printing is revolutionizing the manufacturing industry by allowing people to create without the need for expensive machinery and raw materials

DNA nanotech leaps 100-fold via self-assembling DNA bricks - Vimarsana News

DNA nanotech leaps 100-fold via self-assembling DNA bricks

A 100-fold leap to GigaDalton DNA nanotech

A portable exosuit assists both walking and running - Vimarsana News

A portable exosuit assists both walking and running

A future where wearable robotic devices can improve the lives of the healthy, as well as serve those with injuries or in need of rehabilitation

First yeast biohybrid system using an adaptable light-harvesting semiconductor opens the door to more efficient and versatile biomanufacturing - Vimarsana News

First yeast biohybrid system using an adaptable light-harvesting semiconductor opens the door to more efficient and versatile biomanufacturing

The creation of light-harvesting, living cellular devices could fundamentally change the way we interact with our natural environment

Scientists discover new role for liver tPA in regulating cholesterol levels - Vimarsana News

Scientists discover new role for liver tPA in regulating cholesterol levels

Despite advances in treatment for high cholesterol, heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the U.S. Scientists at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) are investigating the role of a form of cholesterol called very-low-density lipoprotein – and their findings may lead to new treatment options in the future.