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Tosoh has confirmed that its 2.5D Cell Culture System is applicable to diverse cells, including ips cells, mesenchymal stem cells, and cancer cells.  (Source: hakat - stock.adobe.com)
Regenerative medicine

Tosoh Introduces New Cell Culture System

Tosoh’s 2.5D Cell Culture System is capable of simplifying the culturing of large quantities of uniformly sized cell masses by making use of an adhesion area to which only uniform spherical cells attach. The system proves beneficial for the purpose of drug discovery as well as regenerative medicine.

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To address the challenge of saving energy in the face of increasingly frequent extreme weather events and variable weather, Pritzker Molecular Engineering researchers designed a building material that can change how much heat it absorbs or emits based on the outside temperature. (Source: free licensed)
Smart Building Materials

Chameleon-Like Buildings Change Color to Save Energy

Researchers at the University of Chicago’s Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering (PME) have designed a chameleon-like building material that changes its infrared color — and how much heat it absorbs or emits — based on the outside temperature. On hot days, the material emits most infrared heat. On colder days, the material emits just a fraction of the infrared heat, helping keep a building warm.

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Researchers have now identified a previously unknown weak spot in prostate cancer cells.  (Source: SciePro - stock.adobe.com)
Oncology

Game Changer for Cancer Therapies

Researchers have recently identified a weak spot in prostate cancer cells that were not found earlier. This revolutionary breakthrough may have the potential to develop more effective therapies for other types of cancer.

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