While human skin shares gel-like characteristics ... the researchers added exceptionally large and ultra-thin specific clay nanosheets to hydrogels, which are typically soft and squishy.

A new study reveals that encapsulated heating methods, an often-used heat simulation method, significantly increase heart rates and cardiac strain compared to natural heat exposure like those ...

Dive into the dark and thrilling world of "Skullgreymon Diorama: A Sinister Lab Creation" as we explore a groundbreaking experiment that pushes the boundaries of evolution. Witness the intense ...

An Australian man has become the first person to survive more than 100 days with a total artificial heart implant in a historic medical feat. The groundbreaking BiVACOR device, which uses magnetic ...

Many labs are growing mini-hearts now, but University at Albany researcher says it has managed to take the heart all the way through the stages of development.

Two pages into Jennifer Lucy Allan’s “Clay: A Human History,” I was brought up short. It turns out that small fragments of broken pottery are not shards, as I had always believed ...

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The man lived with the device for more than three months until he underwent surgery to receive a donated human heart. The man is recovering well, according to a statement from St Vincent’s ...

At the underwater archaeology site of Gran Carro di Bolsena in Aiola, Italy, divers found an ancient clay figurine pegged to ...

A 40-year-old man from Australia was given a titanium heart, which kept him alive for more than 100 days. This operation took ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. An Australian patient has become the first in the world to leave hospital with a levitating titanium heart, in a major step towards ...

In the attempt to calculate the power of the human heart for a given time, we shall arrive at some curious and interesting, not to say astonishing results. Few would credit, at first, the ...