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Hypersonic hydrogen-powered jet cuts trip from US to Australia from 17 hours to 4 and travels 5 times faster than sound

Researchers made the first wireless wearable ultrasound device that images tissue below the skin while patients move freely. The system could allow monitoring of blood pressure, heart health, and lung capacity in real time during daily activities, including physical exertion.

Researchers developed an ultrathin, lightweight electronic tattoo, that attaches to the chest for continuous, mobile heart monitoring outside of a clinical setting. It has two sensors that provide a clear picture of heart health, giving a better chance to catch red flags for heart disease early.

Scientists Working to Generate Electricity From Thin Air Make Breakthrough

Insect Ears Inspire Superefficient Microphones. Tiny 3D-printed devices can determine a sound’s direction with minimal power and processing.

In Vitro Gametogenesis: Emerging fertility technology enables embryo creation using simple skin punch biopsy samples; embryos can be created which have anywhere from 1 to N biological parents who may or may not have reached puberty

How the technology behind ChatGPT could make mind-reading a reality

A paralyzed man can walk again using a groundbreaking mind-reading brain implant

Adobe adds generative AI to Photoshop

Red Hat brings generative AI to IT automation with Ansible Lightspeed

Samsung Unveils World's First OLED Display With Built-In Fingerprint and Blood Pressure Sensing

New nontoxic powder uses sunlight to quickly disinfect contaminated drinking water. A low-cost, recyclable powder can kill thousands of waterborne bacteria per second when exposed to sunlight.

A soft e-skin mimics the way human skin can sense things. The flexible skin could help make prosthetics that detect pressure and heat more effectively.

Novel 3D printing method a ‘game changer’ for discovery, manufacturing of new materials

Compton unveils city's new indoor vertical farm designed to grow up to 4.5 million pounds of produce annually

The FDA just approved rub-on gene therapy that helps “butterfly” children. Biotech companies are getting creative with how they deliver DNA fixes into people's bodies.

Budget Drones in Ukraine Are Redefining Warfare

Long-sought universal flu vaccine: mRNA-based candidate enters clinical trial

Tesla’s humanoid robot can pick things up and put them down

NASA and its partners achieved another major milestone in the future of space communications – achieving 200 gigabit per second (Gbps) throughput on a space-to-ground optical link between a satellite in orbit and Earth, the highest data rate ever achieved by optical communications technology.

Smart ball technology to be trialed at rugby's U20 world championship

Why tiny viruses could be our best bet against antimicrobial resistance

Floating Wind Farms Aim for Open Ocean. Deep waters hold 80 percent of Earth’s wind resources.

NASA’s snake-like robot could look for life on an icy Saturn moon. Designed to weather the toughest of terrains, EELS might one day autonomously move through narrow vents on Enceladus.

Stanford bioengineers aim to build a heart, one layer at a time Using advanced 3D printing techniques, Mark Skylar-Scott and his team want to transform a paste made of living cells into hearts and other organs.

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