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Scarless Wound Recovery Achieved with Autologous Blood

Scarless Wound Recovery Achieved with Autologous Blood
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Jooh kangSeyong kwonSu hyun jungDepartment biomedical engineeringDepartment of biomedical engineeringProfessor jooBiomedical engineeringProfessor kangAdvanced materialsProfessor tae eun parkBong hwan jangSung jin parkHyun jung

Biohybrid Robotic Fish Paves the Way for Artificial Human Heart

Researchers in the United States have designed the world’s first fully autonomous biohybrid device using human stem-cell-derived cardiac muscle cells.

United statesYong leeSchool of engineeringHarvard universityUniversity of tokyoRobotic fish pavesArtificial humanImage creditKit parkerApplied sciencesBrief introductionBiohybrid roboticKeel yong leeSung jin park

This robot fish is made of human heart cells

The "biohybrid" fish swim by recreating the muscle contractions of a pumping heart. The work could be a step toward creating artificial hearts.

United statesNational centerHarvard paulson school of engineeringNational science foundationTranslational sciencesSung jin parkKit parkerPaulson schoolGeorgia techMulti cellular engineered living systemsAdvancing translational sciencesNational science

Scientists Build an Artificial Fish That Swims on Its Own Using Human Heart Cells | Smart News

The experiment could advance pacemaker technology and bring science closer to developing artificial hearts for people

City ofUnited kingdomMichael rosnachMargaret osborneMarianne guenotJon hamiltonMichael schneiderNeelv patelMonisha ravisettiYong leeImperial college londonKeel yong leeSung jin parkKevin kitDaily beastSag harbor express

Artificial Fish Swims on Its Own Thanks to Human Heart Tissue

Harvard researchers created an artificial fish that can swim on its own thanks to two layers of human heart tissue propelling it forward.

Michael rosnachYong leeKeel yong leeSung jin parkKevin kitHarvard bioengineeringApplied physics

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