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Dundee-Crown senior, Girl Scout set to receive Gold Award for roots-tracing project with historical society – Chicago Tribune

Dundee-Crown senior, Girl Scout set to receive Gold Award for roots-tracing project with historical society – Chicago Tribune
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A New Smartphone App Could Help Minimise the Impact of Tinnitus

A New Smartphone App Could Help Minimise the Impact of Tinnitus
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The Real Bionic Woman: World s First Fully Controllable Robotic Arm

Karin pioneers a bionic limb seamlessly linked to nerves, setting a new standard in prosthetic technology and human-machine synergy.

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Monash engineers make discovery that gives babies with hearing impairment new hope

Monash University Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering and Bionics Institute research teams have used cutting edge light technology invisible to the human eye to non-invasively image brains to help diagnose hearing impairments in infants and p

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The Engineer - Light technology images brains to help diagnose hearing impairments in infants

Researchers have used light technology to non-invasively image brains, to help diagnose hearing impairments in infants and prescribe effective treatment as early as possible.

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