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Wellness and Healthy Living

Body-heat-activated patch could pump medication through the skin

An experimental new transdermal patch is able to pump medication through the wearer's skin, using their own body heat.
Mobile Technology

iExpander iPhone case expands memory, improves photos and charges the battery

The iExpander case charges, improves camera flash and adds micro SD support to the iPhone.
Environment

MIT researchers devise technique to clean up oil spills using magnets

MIT researchers have developed a oil and water separation technique using magnets that would allow the oil to be recovered to help offset the costs of the cleanup operation.
Marine

Homeland Security's PLUTO sub designed to imitate narco subs

The Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate (S and T) is operating their own drug-running submarine called PUTO to develop and test a new generation of detection equipment.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Ultrasound improves efficiency of transdermal drug delivery

Scientists at MIT have devised a new method of delivering medication through the skin using ultrasound.
Science

Australian study backs major assumption of cosmology

A study by a team of Australian researchers verifies that the Universe is homogeneous on large distance scales - a founding principle of cosmology.
Science

Scientists levitate liquid in order to develop better pharmaceuticals

Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory have implemented levitation in order to improve the drug development process.
Medical Devices

Neural prosthesis restores decision-making ability in monkeys

A neural prosthesis has been shown to restore the decision-making ability in monkeys.
Science

World's shortest laser pulse to shed new light on quantum mechanics

The world's shortest laser pulse, measuring only 67 attoseconds in duration, has been generated at the University of Central Florida.
Science

Computer program is able to match rough sketches to real objects

A new computer program is able to guess what people are drawing, based on very rough sketches.
Wearables

"No Place Like Home" GPS shoes inspired by The Wizard of Oz

No Place Like Home GPS shoes direct the wearer home when there's no yellow brick road available.
Mobile Technology

Thomson breaks into Android smartphone market with five new models

Thomson is introducing five new Android smartphones in Europe and North Africa over the next couple of months.

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