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Hydrogel Mask Improves Burn Treatment
A new hydrogel mask created by 3D printing technology has been developed to reduce the pain and speed up the healing process for burn patients
Triple suction power hat
A new foam-like hydrogel has been developed by scientists at the University of Maryland that can absorb liquids three times better than traditional paper and
Winter Range Loss in Electric Cars
A new foam-like hydrogel has been developed by scientists at the University of Maryland that can absorb liquids three times better than traditional paper and
Hydrogel Solar Cells Generate Power and Water in the Desert
A new hydrogel has been developed that allows for the production of electricity and water in the desert through solar panels. In many desert regions,
Hydrogel Hardens Like Glass Under Pressure.
Scientists at the University of Cambridge have developed a hydrogel that becomes as hard as glass under high pressure. Hydrogels are typically very elastic and
Hydrogel bandage seals gut wounds
A new hydrogel has been developed that can effectively close intestinal wounds, preventing the leakage of bacteria-rich contents into the abdominal cavity. Intestinal wounds are
Scarless Healing with Wound Gel
A new wound gel has been developed that activates the immune system and accelerates the healing of skin injuries. This medication could potentially prevent scarring
New glue seals internal wounds quickly.
Chinese scientists have developed a new wound adhesive that can seal even heavily bleeding heart injuries in just a few seconds. The adhesive has already
Shrinking Objects to Nano-Size
MIT Researchers Develop New Method for Creating High-Precision 3D Nano-Objects In a groundbreaking achievement, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge have
Revolutionary Treatment Saves Teeth After Root Canal
A new dental treatment has been developed that allows dentists to restore blood vessels to hollowed-out root canals, giving affected teeth renewed vitality and resilience.
