The eight-second video, which has already been viewed more than 15.5 million times in a few hours on Twitter, confirms that the vehicle is intended to be futuristic.
Synthetic hydrogels were shown to provide an effective scaffold for neuronal tissue growth in areas of brain damage, providing a possible approach for brain tissue reconstruction.
While growing brains may sound like something out of a science fiction movie, a cross-disciplinary team of researchers at Hokkaido University have made a step in that direction. They used hydrogel materials, in combination with neural stem cells, to grow new brain tissue. This is important since, when tissue in our brain is damaged, the neuronal tissue does not have the same regenerative capacity as other parts of our body such as skin.
The first step for researchers was to develop a hydrogel material in which neural stem cells could survive. They found that a neutral gel made with equal parts positively and negatively charged monomers resulted in the best cell adhesion. Researchers then adjusted the ratios of crosslinker molecules to achieve a stiffness similar to that of brain tissue; pores were then created in the gel in which cells could be cultured.
An AI flew this fighter jet. Robots and AI may be the future warriors in the armies of the 21st century.
A fighter jet recently flew with an AI pilot at the controls. Robots and AI are rewiring how future wars will be fought.
GOOGLE has urged millions to download Chrome’s new security update or risk their data being vulnerable.
On Thursday, Google released a new security update for all desktop versions of its Chrome web browser.
The update targets 10 security issues in the web browser – one of which is rated at the most critical level.
An exploration of the concept of wormholes, new developments regarding them and how they might be useful for communication.
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