Wearable Patch Uses Micro-Needles to Inject Drugs When Glucose Levels Drop

Researchers from South Korea’s Institute for Basic Science have created a wearable patch designed for monitoring glucose levels of diabetics. The wearable patch comes equipped with gold-and-graphene circuitry, in addition to micro needles that inject…

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Watch Under Armour’s New $300 3D Printed Shoe Get Put to The Test

Under Armour has developed a new $300 3D printed shoe called the UA Architech as a way to celebrate the company’s 20th anniversary. Part of the reason the 3D printed shoe is so expensive is…

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3D-Printed Graphene Aerogel Is a New Feather-Light Material

Researchers from State University of New York at Buffalo and Kansas State University have successfully 3D-printed graphene aerogel. The material layers up a graphene paste by utilizing 3D printing, ultimately creating complex structures capable of…

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Skin-Tight Tumor-Detecting Gloves Could Help Doctors Catch Breast Cancer Early

Extremely thin sensors capable of detecting cancer in its early stages have been developed by a team of Japanese and American scientists from Harvard and the University of Tokyo. The team was able to entangle…

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Dong Energy Building the World’s Biggest Wind Farm In Northern England

Offshore wind company Dong Energy will be in charge of constructing the world’s biggest wind farm, which will be located off the coast of Yorkshire in northern England. The massive wind farm will feature 174…

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New Cancer Research Reveals How Cells Escape Blood Vessels

The latest cancer research published by MIT and Massachusetts General Hospital reveals the mechanism through which cancer cells attach themselves to blood vessels and invade the tissues to create new tumors. This is a revolutionary…

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New Materials Needed for a Complete Shift to Clean Energy by 2030

Between 2016 and 2030, new technologies must be developed for clean energy to permanently alter the energy industry and provide abundant, cheap, and widely available energy to all. The Transition from Dirty to Clean Energy…

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This Flexible Ceramic Film Retains Heat and Could Be The Basis For Bendable Devices

A startup called Eurekite has developed a new flexible ceramic film that can be bent back and forth, similar to paper. Generally, ceramics are highly crystalline, brittle, strong, and heat resistant, so the fact that…

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