Researchers develop bioengineered cornea that can restore sight to the blind and visually impaired

In what may be referred to as a leap forward in medical science and health care, scientists from liaison university (liu) and liaison life sciences ab, sweden, developed a biological implant which restored vision to 20 sick corneal patients, which were mostly blind prior to implantation. The study was published Thursday in Nature Biotechnology.

For You

World’s first carbon-eating concrete blocks are weeks away from commercial use

For the first time in the world, CarbiCrete is marketing a process which allows the production of concrete without cement and negative carbon.

Sade Agard | 10/9/2022

innovation3D fingerprints: The latest tool in the crime fighting arsenal

Deena Theresa| 8/29/2022

Lego-like recycling will transform how we use these future plastics

Sade Agard| 10/6/2022