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Bottom contact behaviour documented with CATS camera. Screen shots showing an accompanying whale on its back during sand rolling (a1) and an accompanying whale moving its pectoral fin over the substrate from tag a (a2). Sand rolling performed by an accompanying whale during deployment of tag (b) and the tagged individual using its pectoral fin before rolling on its back from tag (c)

Whales stop by Gold Coast bay for day spa fix with full body scrubs

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Categories Life & Non-humans

Implanted SiC electronics for the nerve stimulation protocol. (A) Concept of SiC/SiO2 electronics for neuromodulation, promoting the recovery of motor and physiological functions. (B) Schematic illustration of the flexible SiC/SiO2 wrapped around a sciatic nerve for long-term electrical stimuli and sensing. (C) Exploded view of the proposed flexible SiC/SiO2 bioelectronic system (Al: aluminum).

Thin but tough implant could treat spinal cord injury, Parkinson’s

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Categories Health, Technology

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Bacteria use genetic switch to defend death by metals

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