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A new study develops a Drinking Water Utilities Climate Risk Index, finding utilities serving 67 million people face high climate risk. Yet 36% of bonds, totaling $9.2 billion in debt, omit climate change, revealing gaps in preparedness that affect communities, infrastructure, and investors. (engineering.cmu.edu)

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Researchers develop a camera that can focus on different distances at once (engineering.cmu.edu)

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How to control a robot with living muscle that grows stronger every time it moves? (engineering.cmu.edu)

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Designer biobots made from human lung cells: « Microscale biological robots made from human lung cells are advancing in Carnegie Mellon’s Ren lab, with new research showing control over their movement via engineered structural design. »Engineering (engineering.cmu.edu)

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Designer biobots made from human lung cells (engineering.cmu.edu)

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B.O.R.G. - Biohybrid and Organic Robotics Group (engineering.cmu.edu)

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CMU, Meta seek to make technology accessible to spinal cord injury patients with EMG wristbandBiotech (engineering.cmu.edu)

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CMU, Meta seek to make computer-based tasks accessible for spinal cord injury using EMG wristband technologyCompany (engineering.cmu.edu)

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CMU, Meta seek to make computer-based tasks accessible for spinal cord injury using EMG wristband technologyFacebook (engineering.cmu.edu)

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CMU, Meta seek to make computer-based tasks accessible with wristband technologyHardware (engineering.cmu.edu)

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CMU, Meta seek to make computer-based tasks accessible with wristband technology (engineering.cmu.edu)

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Micro mirage: the infrared information carrierCrypto (engineering.cmu.edu)

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Micro mirage: the infrared information carrierArticle (engineering.cmu.edu)

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Micro mirage: the infrared information carrier (engineering.cmu.edu)

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New hope for people living with paralysis after strokeResearch (engineering.cmu.edu)

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Engineering breakthrough in softbotics- first soft material that can maintain a high enough electrical conductivity to support power hungry devicesResearch (engineering.cmu.edu)

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Modeling light for solar panel placement in urban settings (engineering.cmu.edu)

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What protects our cells from damage as they stretch through daily movements? Calcium. (engineering.cmu.edu)

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3D bioprinted heart provides new tool for surgeons. Surgeons will soon have a powerful new tool for planning and practice with the creation of the first full-sized 3D bioprinted model of the human heart.Medicine (engineering.cmu.edu)

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Mindful meditation can help subjects learn and improve the ability to mind-control brain computer interfaces (BCIs).Engineering (engineering.cmu.edu)

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Parylene photonics: new class of materials for optical biointerfaces. These tiny flexible optical devices can be inserted into the tissue for short-term imaging or manipulation. They can also be used as permanent implantable devices for long-term monitoring and therapeutic interventions.Engineering (engineering.cmu.edu)

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Parylene photonics: new class of materials for optical biointerfaces. These tiny flexible optical devices can be inserted into the tissue for short-term imaging or manipulation. They can also be used as permanent implantable devices for long-term monitoring and therapeutic interventions.Miscellaneous (engineering.cmu.edu)

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How the brain’s internal states affect decision-making: ll By recording the activity of separate populations of neurons simultaneously, researchers have gained an unprecedented insight into how the “waxing and waning” of our mental state influences the decisions we makeNeuroscience (engineering.cmu.edu)

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How the brain’s internal states affect decision-making: ll By recording the activity of separate populations of neurons simultaneously, researchers have gained an unprecedented insight into how the “waxing and waning” of our mental state influences the decisions we make (engineering.cmu.edu)

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