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Piezoelectric Nanofibers Can Help Repair Broken Bones, Slow Checkout Lane for the Elderly

13.07.2020

by Roxana Adam

#Gorillas, #Japan, #Nanofibres, #Nigeria, #Paris, #Sustainable Construction, #Sydney, #Urban Gardening

Image: Unsplash (CC0)

Scientists have invented a scaffold of non-toxic polymer that also generates an electrical field that encourages bone growth; a Japanese supermarket has started a slow checkout lane for the elderly; and the “world’s tallest hybrid timber building” is being built in Sydney, Australia.

13.07.2020

by Roxana Adam

#Gorillas, #Japan, #Nanofibres, #Nigeria, #Paris, #Sustainable Construction, #Sydney, #Urban Gardening

Image: Unsplash (CC0)

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