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In 1963, scientist swabbed his daughter’s throat; her virus strain led to a mumps vaccine in 1967
A Colombian inventor created a device that lets deaf children feel birdsong through vibrations
Meet Isabela Silvério, the teen who built a tyre from orange peels
Maryland planted 2.49 billion oyster seeds in Harris Creek, creating 343 acres of healthy reef
Cats wearing anti-hunting bibs cut activity 15%, but roaming stayed unchanged
Scientists turned a dead mosquito into a microscopic 3D-printing nozzle
Times of india science·16 Sep 2026
Scientists have ingeniously transformed the proboscises from dead mosquitoes into effective mini nozzles for 3D printing applications. This groundbreaking approach, termed 3D necroprinting, allows…
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In 1963, scientist swabbed his daughter’s throat; her virus strain led to a mumps vaccine in 1967A Colombian inventor created a device that lets deaf children feel birdsong through vibrationsMeet Isabela Silvério, the teen who built a tyre from orange peelsMaryland planted 2.49 billion oyster seeds in Harris Creek, creating 343 acres of healthy reefCats wearing anti-hunting bibs cut activity 15%, but roaming stayed unchanged