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Post by ZETAR on Oct 13, 2020 1:21:56 GMT
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Post by moksha on Oct 13, 2020 12:04:40 GMT
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Post by ZETAR on Oct 13, 2020 17:27:44 GMT
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Post by moksha on Oct 15, 2020 11:32:00 GMT
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Post by moksha on Oct 17, 2020 13:22:00 GMT
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Post by SysConfig on Oct 17, 2020 19:57:37 GMT
Maintaining the UCB tradition of News that hits close to home..sometimes too close for comfort. I'm certainly not going to split hairs here..but let's face it..most news out there is boring unless somehow it tickles our fancy :
Tiny Microbots to Jump Around Your Colon, Delivering Controlled Release Drugs The robots are only the size of a few hairs. Loukia Papadopoulos By Loukia Papadopoulos October 17, 2020 Tiny Microbots to Jump Around Your Colon, Delivering Controlled Release Drugs The microrobot can be seen just to the right of the “U” in United States on this U.S. penny.Purdue University image/Georges Adam Researchers have long been designing tiny robots for use inside the human body. The microbots can collect tissue samples and deliver drugs. Now, researchers at Purdue University have invented a rectangular microbot just the size of a few human hairs that can rush through the human colon by jumping around and deliver drug therapy where it is needed most. This novel invention would allow drugs to be administered only on their intended target site avoiding nefarious side effects such as hair loss or stomach bleeding. The microbot is too tiny to carry a battery, so it is wirelessly controlled via a magnetic field. “ When we apply a rotating external magnetic field to these robots, they rotate just like a car tire would to go over rough terrain,” said in a statement David Cappelleri, a Purdue associate professor of mechanical engineering. “The magnetic field also safely penetrates different types of mediums, which is important for using these robots in the human body.”The researchers chose the colon as the testing ground for their new project as it is easy to enter and very messy. “Moving a robot around the colon is like using the people-walker at an airport to get to a terminal faster. Not only is the floor moving, but also the people around you,” said Luis Solorio, an assistant professor in Purdue’s Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering. “In the colon, you have all these fluids and materials that are following along the path, but the robot is moving in the opposite direction. It’s just not an easy voyage.”
The team conducted in vivo experiments in the colons of both mice and pigs under anesthesia. Pig colons are particularly similar to human ones. They then used ultrasound to test in real-time how well the microrobot moved around and even tested the microrobot’s ability to carry and release a drug payload in a vial of saline. All these experiments proved very successful. “We were able to get a nice, controlled release of the drug payload. This means that we could potentially steer the microrobot to a location in the body, leave it there, and then allow the drug to slowly come out. And because the microrobot has a polymer coating, the drug wouldn’t fall off before reaching a target location,” Solorio concluded. Researchers have long been designing tiny robots for use inside the human body. The microbots can collect tissue samples and deliver drugs.
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Post by ZETAR on Oct 17, 2020 22:58:26 GMT
Maintaining the UCB tradition of News that hits close to home..sometimes too close for comfort. I'm certainly not going to split hairs here..but let's face it..most news out there is boring unless somehow it tickles our fancy :
Tiny Microbots to Jump Around Your Colon, Delivering Controlled Release Drugs The robots are only the size of a few hairs. Loukia Papadopoulos By Loukia Papadopoulos October 17, 2020 Tiny Microbots to Jump Around Your Colon, Delivering Controlled Release Drugs The microrobot can be seen just to the right of the “U” in United States on this U.S. penny.Purdue University image/Georges Adam Researchers have long been designing tiny robots for use inside the human body. The microbots can collect tissue samples and deliver drugs. Now, researchers at Purdue University have invented a rectangular microbot just the size of a few human hairs that can rush through the human colon by jumping around and deliver drug therapy where it is needed most. This novel invention would allow drugs to be administered only on their intended target site avoiding nefarious side effects such as hair loss or stomach bleeding. The microbot is too tiny to carry a battery, so it is wirelessly controlled via a magnetic field. “ When we apply a rotating external magnetic field to these robots, they rotate just like a car tire would to go over rough terrain,” said in a statement David Cappelleri, a Purdue associate professor of mechanical engineering. “The magnetic field also safely penetrates different types of mediums, which is important for using these robots in the human body.”The researchers chose the colon as the testing ground for their new project as it is easy to enter and very messy. “Moving a robot around the colon is like using the people-walker at an airport to get to a terminal faster. Not only is the floor moving, but also the people around you,” said Luis Solorio, an assistant professor in Purdue’s Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering. “In the colon, you have all these fluids and materials that are following along the path, but the robot is moving in the opposite direction. It’s just not an easy voyage.”
The team conducted in vivo experiments in the colons of both mice and pigs under anesthesia. Pig colons are particularly similar to human ones. They then used ultrasound to test in real-time how well the microrobot moved around and even tested the microrobot’s ability to carry and release a drug payload in a vial of saline. All these experiments proved very successful. “We were able to get a nice, controlled release of the drug payload. This means that we could potentially steer the microrobot to a location in the body, leave it there, and then allow the drug to slowly come out. And because the microrobot has a polymer coating, the drug wouldn’t fall off before reaching a target location,” Solorio concluded. Researchers have long been designing tiny robots for use inside the human body. The microbots can collect tissue samples and deliver drugs. SHALOM...Z
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Post by ZETAR on Oct 20, 2020 18:08:54 GMT
At least seven charged in $1 million flying squirrel trafficking scheme
At least seven people have been charged with trafficking flying squirrels in an elaborate scheme worth an estimated $1 million, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) said in a Monday statement. www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/at-least-seven-charged-in-1-million-flying-squirrel-trafficking-scheme/ar-BB1adoJQ?ocid=msedgntpAt least seven charged in $1 million flying squirrel trafficking scheme . The individuals involved in the case have been charged with racketeering, money laundering, scheming to defraud and other organized criminal laws for their participation in the elaborate operation, which allegedly involved poachers from around Central Florida trapping the animals and selling them to a wildlife dealer in Bushnell. The dealer would then launder the squirrels under the false pretense that they were captive bred and sell them into the pet trade in South Korea.
More than 10,000 squirrel traps were deployed to catch as many as 3,600 flying squirrels over a period of less than three years. The dealer allegedly made as much as $213,800 off the scheme during that time, but the total estimated cost after international sales is upwards of a million dollars.
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Post by ZETAR on Oct 22, 2020 15:49:39 GMT
A relatively unknown hero, Colonel Robert Friend was the only African American Director of the U.S. Air Force’s famous UFO program, Project Blue Book, and led the program from 1958-1962, amidst the Civil Rights Movement. Colonel Friend was a Tuskegee Airman during World War II and served during the Korean War and Vietnam War. In his exclusive interview for The Phenomenon, the last before his death, Colonel Friend gave the world his services one more time with the shocking and extremely suggestive comment that the U.S. Air Force closed Project Blue Book because they had found the answers they were looking for.
WATCH THE PHENOMENON NOW: geni.us/ThePhenomenon
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Post by ZETAR on Oct 23, 2020 16:02:19 GMT
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Post by ZETAR on Oct 25, 2020 12:49:25 GMT
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Post by ZETAR on Oct 26, 2020 14:27:33 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Oct 26, 2020 17:08:04 GMT
SOFIA Discovers Water on a Sunlit Surface of the Moon
NASA's Ames Research Center
Scientists using NASA’s telescope on an airplane, the Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy, discovered water on a sunlit surface of the Moon for the first time. SOFIA is a modified Boeing 747SP aircraft that allows astronomers to study the solar system and beyond in ways that are not possible with ground-based telescopes. Molecular water, H2O, was found in Clavius Crater, one of the largest craters visible from Earth in the Moon’s southern hemisphere. This discovery indicates that water may be distributed across the lunar surface, and not limited to cold, shadowed places.
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Post by gus on Oct 26, 2020 20:26:36 GMT
Oh yawn.
There’s evidence UFO have used the moon as a base. So much so the Chinese have put a rover on the other side of the moon.
There are photos of weird spires on the other side of the moon.
The list goes on and on but wait there’s water detected in the moon...... who gives a s#*!
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Post by ZETAR on Oct 27, 2020 0:48:42 GMT
Oh yawn. There’s evidence UFO have used the moon as a base. So much so the Chinese have put a rover on the other side of the moon. There are photos of weird spires on the other side of the moon. The list goes on and on but wait there’s water detected in the moon...... who gives a s#*! SHALOM...Z
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