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Virtual humans

Clinical care is ripe for transformation – and a 3D human model could provide the spark

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A new healthcare reference

Virtual twins of humans are a catalyst to achieving personalized medicine

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Virus mechanics

How visualizing COVID-19’s molecular structure helps to understand its vulnerabilities

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Innovation in clinical trials

Embracing virtual technologies offers powerful opportunities

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Small potential

The SmartNanoTox project aims to make nanomaterials more viable for industry

Finite element grid simulation used to investigate the structural interaction between transcatheter heart valve frame and native patient anatomy to ensure long-term structural durability and reliability. (Image © courtesy of Edwards Life Sciences)

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Improving lives with simulation

Modeling and simulation accelerate the design of improved medical devices

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Creating well-being, naturally

Geneviève Berger, Firmenich

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Francine Acher

Molecular discovery could improve treatment for millions of patients

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Sustainable drug development

Innovation and sustainability go hand in hand in pharmaceutical manufacturing

Powerbox developed its S-CAP BOOST technology to deliver peak power to industrial and medical
applications and energy storage for demanding applications. (Image © Powerbox)

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Supercharged

Are supercapacitors poised to replace Li-ion batteries?

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Smart roads

Streets that can power vehicles could improve the world’s energy outlook

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Agritecture takes root

Agriculture and architecture team up to feed a growing population

German astronaut Alexander Gerst conducted the EXCISS experiment in a weightless area on the International Space Station. (Image © NASA)

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The origins of planets

German students’ space station experiment seeks to prove planet-formation theory

An engineer inspects a new Airbus A350 composite wing cover at the company’s Broughton, England, factory. Accelerating production and certification of advanced composites is critical
to keeping pace with orders for new aircraft. (Image © Airbus / Keith Freeburn)

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Composites in demand

As applications increase, researchers seek faster methods for producing composite parts

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