Soft, sticky, stretchable biosensors can pick up signals through hair, sweat, bending and stretching

Biosensors have revolutionized home health care over the past two decades. Devices like wearable heart rate and blood glucose ...

Hydrogel electrode improves stability of insect-based odor sensors for drones

Drones are increasingly being used for disaster response, infrastructure inspection and environmental monitoring. However, ...

Japanese scientists create AI-designed super-adhesive hydrogel: A self-healing material that sticks underwater

Imagine a material that can cling firmly to wet surfaces, repair itself after being damaged and remain flexible under ...
AlphaGalileo

Biopolymer-based hydrogel formulations for improved seed coating performance

Researchers have developed a biodegradable hydrogel seed coating made predominantly from natural polymers that can retain ...
Popular Mechanics

Scientists Discovered That a Blob Can Play Pong—and the Blob Is Getting Better

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? In 2022, a study showed that a brain cells in a dish could learn how to play the ...
The Scientist

How a Teenager’s Backyard Experiment Became a Gel to Stop Deadly Bleeding

Learn how Cresilon’s FDA-cleared gel TRAUMAGEL rapidly controls hemorrhage in trauma patients without disrupting blood clot ...
The Washington Post

New substance may help preserve waterlogged wood from soggy shipwrecks

Researchers have developed a material that may help better preserve soggy wood from historic shipwrecks, according to a recent analysis. The research, published in ACS Sustainable Chemistry & ...
Technology Networks

Soft, Sticky, Stretchable Graphene Biosensors Make a Better Connection

Discover how a tunable graphene hydrogel sensor picks up better biological signals through sweat, hair, and movement.