2023-08-18
Boy, 12, hit in car accident, has his head reattached and is now walking on his own.
Suleiman Hassan, a 12-year-old boy from Palestine, had his head "severed" in a car accident that separated the base of his skull from the top of his spine, but the skin was still attached, the Daily Mail and Israel Hayom reported on July 14th. His head was reattached by a group of Israeli doctors after a difficult operation. One month after the operation, the boy is now walking on his own.
2023-08-04
The death of the world's first pig heart transplant recipient is extremely regrettable, and people are full of questions about the cause of his death. According to a report on the University of Maryland website on June 30, the famous medical journal "The Lancet" published a study that revealed the possible reasons for the failure of the world's first genetically modified pig heart transplant.
2023-08-04
Sleeping in the frozen soil for 46,000 years! This creature was resurrected by scientists
According to a paper in the latest issue of PLoS Genetics, a small group of nematodes taken from Siberian permafrost "came back to life" after being thawed, and although they only continued to survive for less than a month, they reproduced More than 100 generations of new nematodes were produced. These nematodes are about 46,000 years old, the same age as the woolly mammoth.
2023-07-28
"The Wandering Earth 2" is a hit, and when it comes to The Wandering Earth, we have to mention "The Three-Body Problem", which won the Hugo Award. Not long ago, the TV series "The Three-Body Problem" represented Chinese science fiction going abroad. In just a few months, it received a high score of 8.0 on IMDB. We have to say that "The Three-Body Problem" is a very good TV series.
2023-07-21
In recent years, low-temperature biomedicine, a less popular subject, is attracting more and more attention, attracting more and more scientists to join it. Among them, the cryopreservation technology of cells, tissues and organs, and even the entire human body continues to make progress and is gradually used in clinical applications.
2023-07-21
The deep integration of industry, academia and research is the core content and important implementation form of innovation-driven development, and is also the strategic focus of national scientific and technological innovation. In order to actively respond to the national strategy, further accelerate the in-depth integration of industry, academia and research, promote school-enterprise cooperation in a wider scope, deeper degree and higher level, and achieve complementary advantages and collaborative innovation, over the years, Yinfeng Hypothermia Medicine Research Center has cooperated with domestic and foreign Scientific research institutes in multiple disciplines cooperate to actively promote the scientific research progress and implementation of cryogenic medicine.
2023-07-21
Since the first observation of cells by Dutch scientists in the 17th century, to the emergence of genetics, the discovery of DNA and the application of genetic engineering technology, life science has gradually become one of the indispensable and important subjects in the development of modern science and technology. In the 21st century, life science research has entered a new stage, bringing more possibilities and opportunities to human development.
2023-07-14
Musk fulfills promise: FDA approves human trial of brain-computer interface
As one of the most cutting-edge scientific fields at present, brain-computer interface technology has attracted governments from many countries around the world and various forces from industry, academia and research to participate in the layout.
2023-07-14
According to new research published in the journal Nature, researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, have designed a molecule similar to "cell glue" that allows them to precisely instruct cells to bond with each other. The achievement marks an important step toward building tissues and organs, a long-sought goal of regenerative medicine.
2023-07-14
Science's latest cover article: Vital organs resuscitated after cryogenic freezing
On June 30, 2023, Science Magazine published the article "Frozen in time" by Warren Cornwall, detailing the first successful transplantation of vitrified-preserved and nanoheated rat kidneys by Professor John Bischof's team at the University of Minnesota (UMN). . As the most exciting research in the field of cryopreservation of tissues and organs, this article successfully appeared on the cover of Science, Volume 380, Issue 6652.