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Villanova Engineering Professor Awarded Second Patent for Groundbreaking 'Smart Brain'

Villanova Engineering Professor Awarded Second Patent for Groundbreaking 'Smart Brain'
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Unscrambling Egg Physics Shows How To Protect the Brain Better


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What causes brain concussions? Is it direct translational or rotational impact? This is one of the research areas currently being explored by Qianhong Wu s lab at Villanova University.
Our brains consist of soft matter bathed in watery cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) inside a hard skull. An impact on the hard skull is transmitted through the thin layer of CSF within the subarachnoid space to the soft brain matter.
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Physics of Fluids, from AIP Publishing, Wu and co-authors Ji Lang and Rungun Nathan describe studying another system with the same features, an egg, to search for answers. An egg resembles the brain, because its soft yolk is bathed within a liquid egg white inside a hard shell. ....

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Egghead concussion


Egghead concussion
Scientists say they have identified for the first time what type of impact most likely causes concussion – a serious public health issue and the number one injury suffered by sportspeople globally.
The study’s results are not what you might expect. Using an egg substitute as a model for the brain, the team discovered that rotational impact – especially decelerating rotation – rather than direct impact causes extensive trauma to the yolk inside.
A rotational deceleration experiment with egg yolk, using an egg scrambler and measuring the soft matter deformation, to find possible answers about concussions. Credit: Ji Lang and Qianhong Wu. ....

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Egg experiment explains why rotating uppercut punches knock boxers out


Egg experiment explains why rotating uppercut punches knock boxers out
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From Mike Tyson to George Foreman, many of the world s most famous boxers are known for their powerful uppercut punches.
Now, scientists have revealed why the move so regularly knocks boxers out cold, with an experiment on eggs.
Egg yolks are bathed in liquid egg white and are surrounded by a hard shell - a similar layout to our brains, which are bathed in cerebrospinal fluid inside a hard skull.
Through their experiment, the researchers found that egg yolks can be broken without cracking the shell when hit side-on, indicating that our brains can also be damaged, without cracking the skull. ....

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