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Robotics
Pneumatic artificial muscles can be manufactured by a 3D printer
We've been hearing a lot about "artificial muscles," which allow robotic devices to perform human-like motions. And while most of them have been produced in labs utilizing high-tech materials, a new type could be made by hobbyists using a 3D printer.
Electronics
Electronic circuit degrades on demand into recyclable pieces
Old electronics are tricky to recycle, meaning they clog up landfills while locking valuable metals away. Now scientists have demonstrated printed circuits that can be degraded on demand, returning their materials to reusable forms.
Wellness and Healthy Living
The key to anti-aging drugs could be taking them briefly while young
What if anti-aging drugs are most effective when taken for a short period of time when we are young? A new study speculates brief drug treatments in early adulthood could be the most effective way to extend our overall lifespan.
Obesity
New discovery reveals how sugar disrupts gut bacteria, leading to obesity
A new animal study has shown sugar contributes to metabolic diseases by altering the microbiome. The findings reveal how certain gut bacteria protect against the harmful effects of a high-fat diet, and how sugar disrupts those protective mechanisms.
Heart Disease
Muscle aches & pains not side effects of statin use, large study finds
A meta-analysis encompassing more than 150,000 participants has concluded muscle pain or weakness is not a common side effect from statin drug therapy and should not influence whether a person ceases the treatment.
Aircraft
Yamaha's beefed-up unmanned helicopter can carry up to 50 kg
Yamaha has introduced an upgraded version of its Fazer R G2 unmanned helicopter, or drone, equipping it with more thrust and greater payload capacity to make it more suitable for carrying out aerial deliveries.
Body and Mind
Clinical trial will have patients grow multiple mini-livers internally
A new experimental treatment could help treat end-stage liver disease – by growing tiny new livers elsewhere in the patient’s bodies. The technique, pioneered by cell therapy company LyGenesis, is due to begin human clinical trials within weeks.
Architecture
Buried visitor's center incorporates pieces of iconic Lovell Telescope
The First Light Pavilion at Jodrell Bank places a visitor's center next to the site's famous Lovell Telescope. The subterranean building has the same dimensions as the telescope's dish, and in a nice touch makes use of its original steel panels too.
Architecture
MVRDV's rugged Valley hailed as 2022's best skyscraper
Emporis has revealed the winner of this year's Skyscraper Award. The prestigious award offers an excellent opportunity to see the world's finest new skyscrapers and this year's winner is MVRDV's mountainous Valley, located in the city of Amsterdam.
Automotive
Review: 2022 Chrysler Pacifica is still the minivan benchmark
There’s a lot to be said for a well-done minivan. These are the most versatile vehicles on the market. A well-done minivan is spacious, comfortable, maneuverable, and extremely useful. The 2022 Pacifica meets all of those criteria.
Telecommunications
LG triples distance record for 6G data transmission
It may feel like 5G only just arrived, but 6G is already on the horizon. Engineers at LG and HHI have now tripled the distance record for data transmission over 6G, reaching a new milestone for practical urban coverage.
Energy
"Brick toaster" aims to cut global CO2 emissions by 15% in 15 years
Industrial heat consumes a huge proportion of global energy. Rondo Energy says its brick-toasting heat storage device is so cheap and efficient that it makes decarbonization an instant no-brainer across a huge range of industries. Bill Gates agrees.
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