If you’ve been grinding your teeth wondering about the mechanisms of the plasma jet activated covalent attachment I posted about during my PhD, then I can finally offer you some relief.
Big thanks to @behnam and all. #3dbioprinting #appliedsurfacescience
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Termites and ants protected by a column of 'soldiers' who face each other without attacking
My review is finally out! It discusses the various ways to attach biomolecules to 3D printed structures, and how these can be improved. This helps a range of emerging devices that will change the face of healthcare. Think implants, drug testing, therapies, etc.
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Our review paper on biofunctionalization strategies in #3Dbioprinting has just been published in Progress in Materials Science (IF: 48)!
Congratulations @forge_thefuture on this amazing achievement! @UON_research @SydneyNano @Eng_IT_Sydney
sciencedirect.com/science/ar… – at Central Coast, New South Wales
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What robot assistance🤖 is already possible in everyday hospital life today?
At #MEDICA2022, we looked 👀 for such solutions. You can find out more in our video. The report " Helping hand in the hospital " can be found here: 👉 medica-tradefair.com/#LBE
#TradeFair @MEANWHILE_FR
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Just published in Advanced Functional Materials:
Our new approach using a #plasma pen technology 🪄to create biofunctional 3D printed fibre constructs 🕸️ for cartilage #TissueEngineering and beyond…
@UON_research @SydneyNano @Eng_IT_Sydney @AdvSciNews
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Stable attachment of biomolecules to 3D printed biomaterials has been a persistent limitation in the field of regenerative medicine. After 4 years of work by a fantastic team our paper in Adv Functional Mater finally presents a strategy to solve this (1/n) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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VeinViewer is a technology that helps physicians and nurses see a patient's veins.
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A very cool tip
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Great data visualization reproducing all the earthquakes from 1901 to 2000.
Credit: @jblefevre60
Source @pascal_bornet
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Do you know? according to scientists A neuro parasite has taken control of brain of this dead insect and making it walk........ Zombie ☠️💀💀
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This is the first drone able to navigate underwater and fly in the air. The transition air/water is done in just a few seconds
Invented at Rutgers University.
Source @pascal_bornet
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Scientists built a robot octopus that moves like the real thing.
Credit @mashable
Scientists built a robot octopus that moves like the real thing
The invention is equipped with a novel actuation system which pumps air into the robot's "tentacles," allowing it to rotate and change direction almost like the real thing.
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🏆 We are happy to partner with @Science_Academy, @GermanyInOz & @DAAD_Australia for the @Falling_Walls Lab Australia 2022.
💻Watch the finale where 10 excellent minds pitch their solutions to some pressing global #challenges:
🗓️ 26 Sep, 2️⃣PM AEST
▶️ youtu.be/o9aBNkHXP0s
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Interesting. More reasons to bet on Singapore..
Someone could build a whole healthcare company based on this chart
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Trauma is a very real part of our lives. This graphic shows how trauma affects some of the major parts of our brain, the central processing unit for humans.
To understand the brain & to understand trauma is part of the pathway for our healing.
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🥁The Second Runner-up of @Falling_Walls Lab Sydney is Oliver Lotz (@forge_thefuture) from @Sydney_Uni/ @Eng_IT_Sydney, Breaking the Wall of Medical Device Bioactivity!
Many congratulations🎉👏
@Euraxess_AusNZ, @DAAD_Australia, @Science_Academy, @GermanyDiplo, @GermanyInOz

















