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Scientists Build Robotic Fish Using Human Heart Cells
Recently a team of scientists built a school of robotic fish powered by human heart cells—a project that attempts to understand how to construct replacement hearts for those with cardiovascular diseases. The …
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Art's influence on medical education, a directory of queer creatives, a new category of star and more from around the web
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Eyes as an indicator of age, a dreamy newsletter for cabin lovers, a future for difficult-to-recycle plastics and more
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Eyes Can Express an Individual’s True Biological Age
In a first-of-its-kind study, researchers analyzed over 130,000 retinal images from UK BioBank participants between the ages of 40 and 69. As retinas can offer unique insight into the body’s health, researchers …
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Reproducing robots, edible insects, NASA's theologians, bird-friendly architecture and more from around the web
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Tiny robots cultivating deserts, DJ sets from Fire Island's LGBTQ+ history, the spacecraft that touched the sun and more
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An inclusive skateboard community, Shantell Martin's couch canvas, The 1619 Project illustrated and more
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People’s Bodily Smell Conveys Their Health, Emotions + More
Through three smell layers that waft from the skin, human bodies constantly convey information associated with their own health, age, emotional state and more. Underneath sweat odors and dietary influences, each person …
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Space tacos, electrified classic cars, a skatepark for "non-traditional skaters" and more from around the internet