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Manish Kanaujia | Apr 28 2007
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Scientists from the University of Nottingham have developed an avant-garde device that enables doctors to read signals produced naturally by the unborn baby's heart. This small mobile phone-sized device that can save the lives of numerous unborn...
Naveen | Apr 26 2007
cast1
Designed by Yoon Bakh, this cast has been specially designed for use in emergency. What if someone gets his arm broken in an accident and the help is not at the hand? In those situations, the emergency cast, which comes in a flat packing, could help..
Naveen | Apr 20 2007
heartlander
Scientists are now reporting a leech-like robotic caterpillar that can repair damaged hearts. It can crawl across the surface of the heart to offer the treatment. Developed by US scientists, a prototype of the HeartLander device has been successfully...
Naveen | Apr 14 2007
retinal implant
Mark Humayun, M.D., Professor of University of Southern California is currently working on a novel device that mimics the functioning of human retina and is anticipated to restore sight in the retinal diseases affected patients some time in the near...
Manish Kanaujia | Apr 13 2007
hernia
To combat the problem of Hernia with utmost care Atrium Medical Corporation is thrilled to announce its new Omega 3 surgical mesh product called C-QURLite(TM) Mesh that scored 510(K) approval from US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The...
Naveen | Apr 13 2007
spare parts
The technology has come a long way as some researchers in Finland have developed a machine which they claim to have the capability to manufacture human spare parts. Well, not exactly the human parts but in actual a tactic that enables fabrication of...
Manish Kanaujia | Apr 10 2007
spacled computer
To analyze patients condition in complete manner, Scottish scientists have developed a a computer dubbed 'speckled computing' that can be sprayed on the subjects and sizes not more than a match stick head. The scientists indulged in the process of...
Naveen | Apr 9 2007
scaffold like liquid
Now, researchers at Purdue University's Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering have found a new scaffold-like liquid material that could be injected into the body to fill in the gaps between injured or misplaced tissue before coagulating into a...
Manish Kanaujia | Apr 7 2007
berge embed chip1
Your mind can now function like a computer that will retrieve all the past memories or data recorded in your mind with the help of a small chip that can embrace memories of your mind. Yes, this is not a joke or any kind of rumor because now scientists..
Anupam | Apr 7 2007
worms
Researchers at MIT have developed a new tool that can control the brain. This new tool can turn on and off specific parts of the brain with just a simple flash of light. According to the researchers this tool can aid in the development of...

Fresh Comments

on Experiments with Brain... Good experiment for science.
on Bluetooth heart monitor: Boon... very informative. thanks
on Organic heart monitor thank u great post love it
on Organic heart monitor thank u great post love it
on At-Home HIV Test? Good Information..
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