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KAIST, Hyundai Partner for Rapid Hydrogen Leak Detection

KAIST, Hyundai Partner for Rapid Hydrogen Leak Detection
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Scientists develop ultrafast hydrogen leak detection

Scientists develop ultrafast hydrogen leak detection
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Jun bo yoonSeung joLinear hydrogen detectionDepartment of electricalPusan national universityUs department of energyHyundai motor companyProfessor jun bo yoonElectronic engineeringElectromagnetic energy materials research teamBasic materials research centerProfessor min ho seoPusan nationalHyundai motorHighly linear hydrogen detectionUsing fully suspended pure pd nanowire

Cooling Away the Pain: Pusan National University Researchers Develop Bioresorbable, Implantable Device to Block Pain Signals from Peripheral Nerves

/PRNewswire/ Owing to their high efficacy, opioids are used widely for the management of neuropathic pain, despite the increasing rates of opioid addiction.

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Cooling Away the Pain: Pusan National University Researchers develop Bioresorbable, Implantable Device to Block Pain Signals from Peripheral Nerves

Opioid use is highly effective for pain management but is associated with high rates of addiction and deaths due to overdose. Now, an international team of researchers has developed a soft, bioresorbable, implantable device which can provide a cooling effect to peripheral nerves, leading to blocking of pain signals. The device demonstrated high precision and…

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