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Posts tagged: medicine

Little Blood Sucker

Posted on March 29, 2013 by Lynn Charles Rathbun

Usually if you need to have your blood tested it means going to a doctor's office having some blood drawn and then waiting a while---the blood is sent to a central laboratory and then the results come back in a few days or so.  ... Read More...

Lab on a Stamp

Posted on February 22, 2013 by Lynn Charles Rathbun

Lab on a chip, how common. How about lab on a stamp. Scientists at Harvard are experimenting with paper as a material for making tiny sensors. Paper is cheap and it turns out it can do a lot of things like separating different molecules. You've ... Read More...

The Bugbot Can See Inside You

Posted on January 26, 2006 by Lynn Charles Rathbun

How would you feel about a robot bug crawling inside of you? At Carnegie Mellon Univeristy, scientists are making a medical robot that can do just that, but it's not just to gross you out! The Bugbot is a very tiny robot with six legs ... Read More...

Nanotechnology Can Light Up Your Brain

Posted on January 25, 2006 by Lynn Charles Rathbun

Our brain cells are changing all the time. They're full of chemicals that send messages from one cell to another, but they're much faster than the telephone! If scientists had a way of looking at those chemicals in our brains as they change, it would ... Read More...

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Seeing Shapes of Molecules

How do we know if a molecule has a shape? Well, there are various ways, but the most direct is to... read more

Bonds Hold Atoms Together

The bonds that hold atoms together to form molecules are called covalent bonds. They are pretty... read more

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