ESA, Airbus: First Metal 3D-Printer for the ISS

Airbus developed the first metal 3D printer for space, for the European Space Agency (ESA). The printer will be tested on the Columbus module of the International Space Station (ISS). Since Additive Manufacturing (AM) is…

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Scientists Produce 3D-Printed Human Brain Tissue

Researchers from the University of Wisconsin–Madison (UW-Madison) successfully used a new technique to 3D print functional human brain tissue. Hence, the cells developed into functional neurons that communicated with each other. With this approach, scientists…

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Backpack Blood Testing: Portable Device Detects Pathogens Cheaper and More Efficiently

Everyone received the news with glee when Theranos promised the world it could make blood tests faster, easier, and cheaper than ever before. This was with good reason, as the idea of running hundreds of…

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Emerson Wins IoT Breakthrough’s Top Industrial IoT Award for Sixth Straight Year

Emerson has done it again. The American multinational won the IoT Breakthrough “Industrial IoT Company of the Year”. The announcement was made earlier this year and represents the sixth consecutive time the company has been…

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NASA: Testing Exoplanet-Imaging Technology

NASA tests the next-generation tool for observing planets outside our solar system (exoplanets). The Nancy Grace Roman Coronagraph passed two critical tests and is designed to block light from bright cosmic objects like stars and…

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Neuralink, Elon Musk’s Company, Implants Brain Chip in First Human Successfully

Elon Musk’s Neuralink is getting into people’s heads, quite literally. The neurotech powerhouse just dropped the bombshell: they’ve successfully implanted their first human brain implant. This milestone comes just months after thousands eagerly volunteered for…

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Maximizing Bonding Strength: Best Practices for Curing Medical Device Adhesives

Medical device adhesives are critical components, especially in implantable devices, where reliability is paramount. Medical device adhesives must bond reliably. Preventing device failure or poor performance is why these products must meet strict internal, Federal,…

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New Thermal Imaging System Promises Richer Information and Enhanced Applications

Thermography, while offering numerous advantages, has long faced certain limitations. New thermal imaging technology promises to address these constraints and expand its capabilities. Researchers at Purdue University have developed a new thermal imaging system based…

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