
ETH Zurich Researchers 3D-Print Viable Muscle Tissue in Microgravity During Parabolic Flights
Credit: ETH Zurich / Wiley Online Library ETH Zurich scientists have successfully 3D-printed viable muscle tissue during the brief weightlessness

Credit: ETH Zurich / Wiley Online Library ETH Zurich scientists have successfully 3D-printed viable muscle tissue during the brief weightlessness

Harvard SEAS researchers created an adaptive textile that reduces drag up to 20% by forming dimples on demand. Harvard John

Rolls-Royce Power Systems tests first high-speed marine engine running entirely on methanol, marking a step toward CO2-neutral shipping. Image Credit:Rolls

University of Illinois rail ties reinforced with shape memory alloys (SMAs) can restore their shape after stress, reducing track damage.

Rockefeller University scientists created the first complete cellular atlas of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, mapping over 367,000 nuclei across 19

This American experimental supersonic aircraft could slash coast-to-coast flight times — and silence the sonic boom. Lockheed Martin Skunk

GDIIST’s BIE-1 computer achieves 100,000 tokens/sec training using 90% less power in mini-fridge form factor. Guangdong Institute of Intelligence Science

Xinjiang University’s milk-based artificial tongue detects capsaicin in seconds, matching human taste perception for accurate spiciness measurement in foods. Credit:

Copper’s battery-powered range plugs into 120-volt outlets and works during power outages with its 5-kWh battery. Image Credit: MIT News.

“Xiao An”, a 1.4-meter humanoid robot by AnyWit Robotics, taught a science class in Hefei in a world-first classroom trial.
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