Soft contact lens has integrated LED microchip and RF antenna
Device could be used to treat eye disorders
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Bioinspired e-skin could help domestic robots sense touch
New sensor mimics the dermis-epidermis interface in human skin and can measure the direction of applied pressure in real time
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Flexible sensor maps blood oxygen levels
A flexible patch made from organic LEDs measures reflected light to map oxygen levels in blood
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Could an anti-global-warming atmospheric spraying programme really work?
Geoengineering by stratospheric aerosol injection possible but unreasonably costly and unlikely to remain secret, study concludes
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Raindrop formation in turbulent clouds is observed at long last
Aeroplane-mounted 3D imaging system confirms long-standing prediction
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Climate impacts will seldom strike singly
Climate impacts aren’t just potentially catastrophic: they could be simultaneous multiple disasters. US scientists have compiled a catalogue of calamity and a map of mayhem
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Human bone growth is a thermodynamic process, reveals 3D printing study
Discovery could lead to new disease treatments and better prosthetic implants
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Robust, flexible thermoelectric coils power miniature devices
Novel device design suggests a way to harvest energy for small devices
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Surface plasmons reveal their secrets
New results help explain earlier contradictions
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3D printed microstructures mimic human soft tissues
Tuning the elastic profile of 3D printed materials, by generating lattice microstructures, can help emulate biomechanical tissues
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