Artificial pancreas, green light from the American FDA
The US authority rewards the multi-year efforts of the creators of the best glucose control system in patients with diabetes: an artificial pancreas.
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Church is certain: within 20 years we will have the reversal of aging.
The first experiments, confirmed on mice. Now the ones about dogs: George Church is proceeding quickly, and now it's certain: the reversal of aging within 20 years
Produced an eco-friendly defroster with grape skins: goodbye salt
It serves as air when the streets are full of snow, but de-icing salt is not very friendly to the environment. Don't worry, the alternative is here.
Shopping of the future: how will we buy things in 2030?
The shopping of the future is at a crossroads: it will transform our shopping centers into hyper-connected micro cities where experience wins over product. Or it will become an activity that we will delegate completely to an artificial intelligence.
Glasses with biosensors to monitor diabetes through tears
Smaller and smaller biosensors allow the development of devices never seen before, such as these glasses to monitor diabetes through tears.
A study confirms: water is not the most thirst-quenching drink
What is the most thirst-quenching drink? One study surprises everyone: not water. Here are the details of the research from a Scottish University.
Metformin regenerates the brain, but it only works on women, children and mice
In-depth analyzes of metformin showed a strong difference between the sexes: female specimens react better, on males it does not work.
Pakistani research draws bioplastic from mango kernels
Dr Anjum Nawab, a Pakistani scientist and Assistant Professor at the University of Karachi, announced yesterday that he had generated a bioplastic using the mango pit. The bioplastic obtained is easily degradable and does not pose any threat to the environment, marine and plant ecosystems. In an interview with a private national TV, Nawab said “Pakistan is at the top in the world for mango production, which is why my research had a conservative approach. I wanted to exploit a subject… Read more
Hormone injections against obesity
Anti-obesity hormone infusions are preferable to gastric bypass due to the absence of side effects. Will we lose weight with an injection?
Synthetic leather fabric helps heal wounds
The fabric incorporates a recently discovered material, polyglycerol sebacate, which is compatible with human tissue. This material can help the body produce new skin and repair wounds or cuts.
Eversense, the prick test for diabetics is already (almost) prehistoric
A great step forward towards total freedom, which one day not far away will allow diabetics to monitor glucose in real time with small implanted devices capable of reading body data by themselves.
Biolite CampStove 2: off the grid energy
A little genius to enjoy all the comforts of the open air in complete energy autonomy
Researchers use artificial intelligence to encode the language of rodents.
Using AI to translate human language is nothing new, but the results that can be achieved in deciphering animal language could be astounding.
Here is the new artificial skin from MIT
MIT in Boston, Massachusetts has successfully created the first artificial skin. This new development could lead to huge advances in prosthetic technology and treatments for burns and other skin injuries. How is artificial leather made? Artificial skin is made from sheets of collagen that have been coated with a special type of sugar molecule. When this artificial skin is implanted under human skin, it bonds with the natural tissue of… Read more
The graphene and gold patch for diabetics arrives
Technology for the medical field is increasingly cutting edge. And for chronic diseases such as diabetes, giant strides are being made: today we present this high-tech patch in graphene and gold, designed specifically for diabetics. As we know, diabetics must monitor their blood glucose levels daily and possibly inject a dose of insulin, and this is an operation that requires a lot of time, energy and money. A team of Korean and American researchers thought… Read more
10 helps to increase intelligence
With the new technologies of the near future, we will all be able to achieve super intelligence: while you wait, there are a few things you can do now to increase intelligence. Of course, it will be difficult to become a genius in one fell swoop, but learning skills, mental clarity and mood can be improved. Here are 10 remedies. Before reading how to increase intelligence, consult your doctor before taking one of the 10 "tips" contained in this article (except for number 3, for which you can ... Read more
Tomorrow the Pepsi fat blocker debuts, and I don't feel very well.
The global diffusion of soft drinks has reached widespread figures: an entire part of the 'Western' world seems to drink more colored concoctions than water. The results are alarming, many research centers on the planet have already brought out the results of different studies, all of which agree in attributing negative effects on the organism. The reason? Carbon dioxide which upsets the stomach. A burst of sugars (about 9 teaspoons per can) or sweeteners (aspartame and acesulfame suspected of being carcinogenic). The dyes. A disaster, in short. And for … Read more
Sodium ion batteries, studies continue with a sweet discovery.
Lithium, the main element in the composition of the batteries that power our devices (and also in the war against bipolar personality disorder) is not omnipresent on Earth: several countries are forced to import it from abroad, and this shortage leads to notable swings in the prices of technological devices: the signs of its future scarcity are already there in the ever-increasing price that quality batteries present to buyers. A group of researchers from Tokyo University led by Professor Shinichi Komaba may have… Read more
