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‘science’

400+ Needles Stuck Into Skin Is Not Scary At All

25 Nov, 2008 by Josh Mings in DESIGN
3D Human CAD Models

nanobioscience-adminpatch-microneedles in solidworksIf your fear of needles send you into a fever-breaking sweat, there’s nano-technology being developed in the recesses of multiple research facilities that would eliminate the tension and danger of delivering meds to your drug-laden organs.

The skin, being your largest organ, is the target of a transdermal patch with microneedles to get the juice right into your bloodstream STAT. This one, the ADMINPatch from nanoBioSciencejust happens to be developed using SolidWorks.
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the Beautiful Machines of Particle Acceleration and Nuclear Fusion

10 Sep, 2008 by Josh Mings in ROCKIN'

Large Hadron Collider designSo, yesterday in Switzerland, a bunch of subatomic particles busted out a lap around the largest, most powerful particle accelerator ever conceived by us tiny humans.

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is up and running, but it’s not the only project testing the vast limits of scientific discovery. Japan’s Large Helical Device has some fancy nuclear fusion experiments going on as well.

The projects are amazing, but what’s truly spectacular is the design that has gone into these magnificent creations. Take a look.

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