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Higher level of bread processing increases risk of inflammatory bowel disease
Higher consumption of highly processed grain products is associated with an increased risk of developing inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), an analysis involving scientists from Wroclaw Medical University has found.
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Polish scientists supercharge probiotic to fight Salmonella
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‘6,000 planets found but where is everybody?’ asks Polish astronomer who discovered the first extrasolar planet
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‘Vampire’ grave mystery deepens as 17th-century woman ‘may have been an outsider’
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Spreading conspiracy theories ‘builds inter-group hatred’
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University of Wrocław scientists 'program cells’ to boost efficacy of targeted cancer therapies
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Magnesium may protect retinal cells from harmful calcium overload
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Printable medicine: Warsaw University of Technology sensors help understand the human body
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Clouds of Venus hide something that strongly absorbs light
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Scientists from Szczecin discover new crustacean species off Norwegian coast
Printable medicine: Warsaw University of Technology sensors help understand the human body
For more than a decade, researchers at the Warsaw University of Technology have been developing inexpensive printed sensors designed to monitor the human body continuously and unobtrusively. What began with a pulse sensor that could be applied to the skin like a temporary tattoo has since expanded into smart insoles, electronic tattoos, wound dressings, brain electrodes and autonomous systems for monitoring water quality.
