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By Jun 29, 2016
Science

How Do You Make A Healthier Cream Cheese That Doesn’t Suck?

A new way of structuring fats could be the key
By Dec 12, 2014
Health

Could A New Injectable Gel Save Lives On The Battlefield?

"There's always room for injectable hydrogel!"
By Aug 23, 2013
Science

Squeeze The Bacteria Out Of Water With A New Gel

In an emergency, clean drinking water can be tough to find. Floods, earthquakes and hurricanes can make our usual sources...
By Aug 2, 2013
Science

Watch A Squishy Gel Transform Into Robotic Claws

The "ionoprinting" process converts gels into machines
By Jul 5, 2012
Technology

Stanford’s New Electrojelly Feels Like Living Tissue, But Acts Like a Semiconductor

Future electronic skin and bio-batteries could be etched onto surfaces with inkjet printers, conducting electricity while looking for all the...
By Mar 12, 2012
Technology

Video: 3-D Curling Method Creates Custom Structures From Flat Plastic Sheets

A flower petal, a heart and a caterpillar are all feats of self-engineering, morphing and deforming their soft tissues into...
By Mar 6, 2012
Science

Smart, Self-Healing Hydrogels Repair Themselves After Sustaining Damage

The ability to heal–to repair oneself repeatedly and thus sustain damage repeatedly–is one of biology’s greatest tricks, and one that...
By Aug 30, 2011
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New Phase-Changing Gel Method Repairs Severed Blood Vessels Better than Stitches

A new heat-sensitive gel and glue combo is a major step forward for cardiovascular surgery, enabling blood vessels to be...
By Jun 29, 2010
Technology

New Hormone Gel Could Regenerate Teeth in Place, Making Drilled Cavities Obsolete

Scientists must really dread the dentist — they’re always coming up with new solutions to help people avoid that cursed...
By Feb 9, 2010
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By Stimulating Stem Cells, Bioactive Nanogel Regenerates Cartilage in Joints

The body is a resilient biological structure, but there’s one thing medical science, an increasing number of Baby Boomers, and...