Academics
University of Chicago Researchers Developing Prosthetic Limbs With Touch Sensitivity
New research from the University of Chicago has made huge strides in creating an entirely lifelike limb recreation for amputees, with initial success in restoring the sense of touch to a prosthetic limb.
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Fifth Different Species Of A Giant Amazonian Fish Discovered By American Scientist
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