[뉴테크] Leg amputee walks as he desires… Robotic prosthetic limb ‘absolutely neural managed’

[뉴테크] Leg amputee walks as he desires… Robotic prosthetic limb ‘absolutely neural managed’

Reporter Lee Byeong-cheol (Chosun Biz) A leg amputee walks with a ‘absolutely neural managed’ robotic prosthetic limb developed by researchers on the Massachusetts Institute of Know-how (MIT). By means of surgical procedure that preserves the leg nerves as a lot as attainable, pure motion is feasible with out the enter of a gait algorithm./Naturopathy Sufferers … Read more

Area experiment in waste incinerator chimney… Development of zero gravity drop tower in Asan

Area experiment in waste incinerator chimney… Development of zero gravity drop tower in Asan

Asan Environmental Science Park. The burning chimney rising within the middle is meant to be an area check facility that creates a zero-pressure surroundings./Asan Metropolis An area science analysis facility that recreates a weightless surroundings has been inbuilt Asan, South Chungcheong Province. It’s anticipated to emerge as a primary infrastructure for Korean house science by … Read more

Disappointment and Decline in Asian Cup Interest Due to Poor Performance of Korean National Soccer Team: Son Heung-min-led ‘Golden Generation’ Underperforming

Disappointment and Decline in Asian Cup Interest Due to Poor Performance of Korean National Soccer Team: Son Heung-min-led ‘Golden Generation’ Underperforming

Son Heung-min of the Korean national soccer team. /News 1 Mr. Han, a man in his 30s living in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, took annual leave from work to watch the Korean national soccer team’s Asian Cup round of 16 match at 1 a.m. on the 31st. I even booked a live broadcast ticket to enjoy the … Read more

The Science Behind Why Infants and Young Children Pass COVID-19 More Easily than Adults

The Science Behind Why Infants and Young Children Pass COVID-19 More Easily than Adults

Recently, American scientists discovered the reason why infants and young children pass COVID-19 more easily than adults. The photo shows a child visiting the Songpa-gu Public Health Center in Seoul collecting a sample for a COVID-19 PCR test./News 1 American scientists have discovered the reason why infants and children have milder symptoms than adults when … Read more

Unraveling the Origins of Solar Wind: Small Explosions Revealed as Key Contributors

Unraveling the Origins of Solar Wind: Small Explosions Revealed as Key Contributors

A corona hole observed near the South Pole of the Sun by the Solar Orbiter probe on March 30, 2022. High-energy particles can be seen ejected./ESA Just as small streams come together to form a huge river, a study has found that small explosions that occur all over the sun create a huge solar wind … Read more

Cancer-Related Stocks Soar as Colorectal Cancer Incidence Rises in Korea

Cancer-Related Stocks Soar as Colorectal Cancer Incidence Rises in Korea

Last week, the company that ranked first in the KOSDAQ stock price increase was not a secondary battery, semiconductor, or superconductor-related stock. Genomic Tree (228760), a developer of early colorectal cancer detection technology, rose more than 80% in a week. During this period, it ranked first among KOSDAQ listed companies in terms of stock price … Read more

Hexagonal Cracks in Mud Provide Evidence of Seasonal Changes on Early Mars and Implications for the Emergence of Life

Hexagonal Cracks in Mud Provide Evidence of Seasonal Changes on Early Mars and Implications for the Emergence of Life

Hexagonal cracks in mud that form when Mars cycles from wet to dry have been found in sedimentary rock samples dating back 3.6 billion years. There are seasons on Mars. Moisture and rain must be repeated periodically for life to emerge./NASA/JPL-Caltech It was found like a geological fossil that shows that there were seasons on … Read more

CRISPR Genetic Scissors: A Potential Cure for Alzheimer’s Disease

CRISPR Genetic Scissors: A Potential Cure for Alzheimer’s Disease

Genetic scissors/News1 American scientists are working on a cure for Alzheimer’s disease using CRISPR, a third-generation gene editing technology. It is believed that the accumulation of amyloid protein can be prevented by cutting or editing genes that increase the risk of developing neurodegenerative diseases such as dementia. On the 16th (local time), according to Pier … Read more

Giant 11m-Long Oarfish Discovered in Taiwan Waters

Giant 11m-Long Oarfish Discovered in Taiwan Waters

A super-large oarfish measuring about 11m in length was found in Taiwan. An 11m-long giant oarfish appeared in the waters of New Taipei City, Taiwan. / Wangchenglou social media (SNS) capture According to U.S. Newsweek on the 17th, diving instructor Wang Chengru recently introduced a video of him enjoying swimming with fellow divers and large … Read more