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Innovative fiber-based strain sensors for wearable electronics
Higher Education PressDiscover a groundbreaking leap in smart tech: a new flexible sensor that blends silver and polyurethane for dual superpowers—ultra-sensitive detection or rock-solid stability. Developed via innovative wet spinning and metal deposition, it captures tiny movements for health trackers while staying reliable in smart clothes. Plus, it heats up, fights bacteria and blocks electromagnetic waves. This game-changing fiber is set to revolutionize wearables, making next-gen health and daily tech smarter than ever.
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- Engineering
Texas A&M study reveals how antibiotic use during leukemia treatment reshapes the gut microbiome
Texas A&M University- Journal
- Antibiotics
Efficient structural analysis with deep learning: a new approach for civil engineering
Higher Education PressDiscover how researchers are revolutionizing civil engineering with a new deep learning model that can analyze complex structural systems faster and more accurately than ever before. Learn about the innovative approach that could transform digital twin technology and enhance the safety of our buildings and infrastructure.
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- Engineering
Low cholesterol levels linked to increased mortality risks, study finds
Higher Education PressDiscover how low cholesterol levels might actually pose health risks! A new study in Engineering reveals that both low and decreasing cholesterol levels are linked to higher mortality risks, challenging common beliefs. Find out why maintaining optimal cholesterol levels is crucial for your health.
- Journal
- Engineering
Insights into advantages and limitations of network pharmacology in traditional Chinese medicine
Xia & He Publishing Inc.- Journal
- Future Integrative Medicine
A short walk goes a long way for your gut
Fujita Health UniversityFujita Health University researchers investigated whether physical activity, like walking, can increase gut motility. Healthy adults walked for 20 minutes while bowel sounds were measured as a noninvasive indicator of gut motility. The study revealed significant increases in gut motility within just minutes after walking. These findings provide new insights into the immediate physiological effects of exercise on the digestive system and suggest a potential mechanism by which regular physical activity may help relieve constipation.
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- Scientific Reports
Fish scales, a revolutionary solution for regenerating the human cornea
University of Granada- Journal
- Materials & Design
HKU marine scientists reveal giant clam feeding strategy could determine their future survival
The University of Hong Kong- Journal
- Communications Biology
Miniature laser technology could bring lab testing into your home
Chalmers University of Technology- Journal
- ACS Sensors