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India News | New Low-cost Smartphone Attachment to Monitor Blood Pressure at Fingertip

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Scientists have developed a simple, low-cost clip that uses a smartphone s camera and flash to monitor blood pressure at the user s fingertip. India News | New Low-cost Smartphone Attachment to Monitor Blood Pressure at Fingertip.

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Human Mini-Brains Implanted In Mice Respond to Light the Animals See

Human 'Mini-Brains' Implanted In Mice Respond to Light the Animals See - Industry Tap

Madison wilsonDuygu kuzumNidhi goyalOceanic sciencesNature communicationsUniversity of california uc san diegoSan diegoPost graduate

Vibrations not so good in solid-state batteries

Researchers have discovered that vibrations at the electrolyte-electrode interface in solid-state batteries can cause lithium ions to move slowly.

Michael zuerchSasawat jamnuchTod pascalUc san diego jacobs school of engineeringUniversity of california uc san diegoEnergy centerSan diegoNature materialsSustainable powerDiego jacobs school

Scientists grow lithium crystals to recharge EVs in an hour!

Scientists grow lithium crystals to recharge EVs in an hour!
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Mini human brains implanted in mice respond to light the animals see

Mini human brains, grown from stem cells and implanted into living mice, have for the first time been shown to respond to things the mice were seeing. Scientists were able to watch the responses in real time thanks to specialized graphene electrodes.

Madison wilsonDavid baillotNature communicationsUniversity of california uc san diegoSan diego

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