In today’s healthcare environment, there is an increasing focus on improving the efficiency of rehabilitation processes, given the rising number of injuries and the need to return to active life more quickly. In response to the need for innovation, Kaunas University of Technology (KTU), Lithuania researchers, together with Inosport company, are developing an advanced adaptive rehabilitation system to improve the efficiency of rehabilitation and training processes.

Michigan Medicine will mark its history over the coming year, through a wide range of activities meant to celebrate and examine the legacy of its past, and connect its history to its present and future. 

A collaborative dinosaur survey by Okayama University of Science and the Institute of Paleontology, Mongolian Academy of Sciences has revealed one of the largest bipedal dinosaur footprints ever recorded, attributed to a giant Saurolophus exceeding 15 meters in length. Among the findings is a remarkable 24-meter-long trackway of 13 fossilized footprints, offering valuable insights into the posture, locomotion, speed, and group behavior of these herbivorous dinosaurs. This landmark discovery in Mongolia's Gobi Desert not only highlights the area's rich paleontological heritage but also raises the potential for uncovering similarly massive skeletal remains.

WASHINGTON, D.C – Typically, summer internships are about gaining work experience and networking. But for Midshipman Olivia Rae Achenbach, her summer internship at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) helped reveal surprising properties of our distant galaxies. 

"While Los Angeles is struggling to contain fires, it also faces the high risk of post-fire ground failures such as debris flows and landslides,” said Farshid Vahedifard, professor of engineering at Tufts University School of Engineeinr, citing the recent case where a landslide split a house in two. 

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) is committed to advancing green technology to help tackle the pressing need for global sustainability. A team of interdisciplinary experts from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering has developeda low-carbon marine self-healing concrete, which holds promising potential for marine construction materials and coastal engineering applications.Contributing to carbon neutrality,this initiative has received approximately HK$6.03 million from the HKSAR Government’s Green Tech Fund for a duration of 24 months.

It is a biologist's daily business to look for correlations in data, and even though correlation does not imply causation, it can provide a starting point for further experiments. If manipulation of one factor in a system changes the response, scientists assume there is causality. This well-tested approach starts to run into trouble when systems become more complex.