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New Shapeshifting Wheels Will Carry You Across Anything, Even Alien Worlds New Shapeshifting Wheels Will Carry You Across Anything, Even Alien Worlds Long ago the human race invented the wheel. Obviously, it's changed a lot since its likely initial use in pottery — serving now as a means of transportation for the Perseverance rover on Mars. Apr 08, 2021
Rapid Weight Change Linked With Adverse Outcomes in Predialysis CKD Rapid Weight Change Linked With Adverse Outcomes in Predialysis CKD Rapid weight loss and gain correlate with increased risks for kidney failure, cardiovascular events, and death in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD), a new study finds. Apr 05, 2021
Watch a simple pen turn flat drawings into 3D objects Watch a simple pen turn flat drawings into 3D objects Standard 3D printing requires a bulky, pricey machine, but what if you could fit that technology in your pocket? Researchers have harnessed a familiar instrument—the pen—to create a first-of-its-kind process that transforms flat ink drawings into 3D objects when the drawings are dipped into a special solution. Mar 24, 2021
Underwater swimming robot responds with feedback from soft 'lateral line’ Underwater swimming robot responds with feedback from soft 'lateral line’ A team of scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems (MPI-IS) in Germany, from Seoul National University in Korea and from the Harvard University in the US, successfully developed a predictive model and closed-loop controller of a soft robotic fish, designed to actively adjust its undulation amplitude to changing flow conditions and other external disturbances. Mar 22, 2021
Giant armoured dinosaur may have dug in the ground for food and water Giant armoured dinosaur may have dug in the ground for food and water New skeletal remains excavated in Mongolia of an ankylosaurid, an armoured herbivore that lived sometime between 84 and 72 million years ago during the Cretaceous Period, suggests that the dinosaur was adapted to digging. Mar 18, 2021
[INTERVIEW] Korean American composer transforms daily life into music [INTERVIEW] Korean American composer transforms daily life into music A fractal is a mathematical concept referring to a feedback loop pattern that repeats a replication process indefinitely. Mar 17, 2021
Music Circles: An interactive data visualization tool that helps users discover new music Music Circles: An interactive data visualization tool that helps users discover new music Researchers at Seoul National University recently created an interactive data visualization tool that could enhance both existing and emerging music streaming services. Mar 16, 2021
New Robotic Glove Uses Only One Sensor to Aid Grip New Robotic Glove Uses Only One Sensor to Aid Grip Researchers from Seoul National University developed a grip-enhancing robotic glove that utilizes a single EMG sensor near the wrist to accurately model the user's intentions. Mar 16, 2021
Erick Oh’s ‘Opera’ nominated for Oscar in best animated short film category Erick Oh’s ‘Opera’ nominated for Oscar in best animated short film category South Korean director Erick Oh’s short animation “Opera” made the final list of nominees Monday for the Oscar for best animated short film. Mar 16, 2021
‘Pregnant women’s exposure to BPA could cause child obesity’ ‘Pregnant women’s exposure to BPA could cause child obesity’ If pregnant women are exposed to bisphenol A (BPA) -- an endocrine disrupter and obesity-causing substance in children as confirmed by various studies -- their children could become obese, a recent study says. Mar 15, 2021
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