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Biophilic Urbanism Across Scales: Enhancing Urban Nature Through Experience and Design
As urban density increases and cities expand, there is a decrease in urban livability, which is closely linked to social, economic, and environmental crises. To address these negative impacts, biophilic urbanism (BU) promotes human–nature interactions and their associated benefits. However, knowledge gaps remain regarding its effectiveness across different scales. This study explores how BU contributes to improving livability in the built environment and to renewing urban landscapes. Using Amsterdam as a case study, we first identified biophilic experiences by analyzing them through quantitative, qualitative, and spatial distribution metrics. We then investigated designs that foster biophilia by applying BU tools aimed at enhancing interspecies connections and leveraging ecosystem services. Our findings, in the form of maps, provide evidence-based insights to benefit everyday life using nature in settings at different scales, along with design solutions to renew urban planning, focus on human and environmental well-being, and involve citizens in spatial transformations and maintenance processes. Finally, we advocate for BU as a holistic model that uses natural capital as a key strategy for making cities more equitable, sustainable, and resilient.
Got data? Breastfeeding device measures babies’ milk intake in real time
While breastfeeding has many benefits for a parent and their baby, it has one major drawback: It’s incredibly difficult to know how much milk the baby is consuming.
To take the guesswork out of breastfeeding, an interdisciplinary team of engineers, neonatologists and pediatricians at Northwestern University has developed a new wearable device that can provide clinical-grade, continuous monitoring of breast milk consumption.
The unobtrusive device softly and comfortably wraps around the breast of a nursing parent during breastfeeding and wirelessly transmits data to a smartphone or tablet. Parents can then view a live graphical display of how much milk their baby has consumed in real time.
Wearable Sensors Provide Real-Time Measurements of Sweat Rate and Electrolytes and Metabolites in Sweat
Researchers developed wearable skin sensors that can detect what’s in a person’s sweat. Using the sensors, monitoring perspiration could bypass the need for more invasive procedures like blood draws and provide real-time updates on health problems such as dehydration or fatigue. The sensor design can be rapidly manufactured using a roll-to-roll processing technique that essentially prints the sensors onto a sheet of plastic. The sensors were used to monitor the sweat rate and the electrolytes and metabolites in sweat from volunteers who were exercising and others who were experiencing chemically induced perspiration. The sensors are reliable, reproducible, and can be fabricated to scale so multiple sensors can be placed in different spots of the body.
Sniffing out hunger: a nose-to-brain connection linked to appetite
A research group at the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research has discovered a neural circuit in the mouse brain that triggers a feeling of fullness in response to the smell of food.This circuit connects directly from the nose to the medial septum of the brain, and when it detects the smell of food, it triggers a feeling of fullness. However, in obese mice, this circuit does not activate, and they do not feel full. This discovery could provide new insights into dietary guidance for obesity prevention. Similar neural circuits are believed to exist in the human brain, but their responsiveness remains unclear.
Platinum Bio has released a high-precision genome editing activity measurement tool called 'PtWAVE'. ~Strongly supports genome editing assay development and quality management~
Platinum Bio has released PtWAVE, software that can accurately measure genome editing activity. This tool was verified in collaboration with Hiroshima University, and the results were published in the international academic journal BMC Bioinformatics.
Automated Insulin Delivery System to Be Integrated with Glucose-Ketone Sensor
Sequel Med Tech has announced a partnership to integrate its twiistTM automated insulin delivery system with Abbott's glucose and ketone sensors. The future integration of AID and glucose-ketone sensors will enable patients to better detect ketone elevations and further risk of diabetic ketoacidosis. While it is only a matter of time before the twiist device is available to people with diabetes, there is no clear timeline for the approval of Abbott's glucose-ketone sensor.
Sensory design with scent: Exploring the impact of ambient smell on emotions and physiological responses in the office environment
The mixed-method approach provides a comprehensive understanding of ambient smells' effects on emotions.Exposure to peppermint scent decreased theta band power and increased beta band power.Exposure to rooms with different scents led to changes in autonomic indicators, including EDA and BVP.Participants in the peppermint-scented room reported feeling less guilt and hostility.Participants in the peppermint-scented room reported feeling less sluggish and dull.
Robot-assisted radical surgery for colorectal cancer
Recently, a new robotic surgery platform, the KangDuo Surgical Robot (KD-SR), has been introduced in China. The KD-SR-01 system integrates an open vision system, enabling surgeons to maintain a natural posture while reducing potential neck strain. The treatment outcomes of the KD-SR system for elderly patients represent a highly significant study in the clinical advancement of colorectal cancer treatment.
Scientists Develop Digital Lab for Data- and Robot-Driven Materials Science
Researchers at the University of Tokyo and their collaborators have developed a digital lab system. dLab fully automates the material synthesis and structural and physical property evaluation of thin film samples. This system demonstrates advanced automated and autonomous material synthesis for data-driven and robot-driven materials science.
A device that can simultaneously detect pressure and vibration
A device that can measure pressure and vibration simultaneously has been developed using inexpensive materials costing less than 1000 yen and a simple structure. Conventional measurement methods have problems such as cross-talk due to an increase in the number of wires, a more complex measurement system, and increased production costs. It is expected to be used in various types of constant monitoring systems, such as industrial machinery maintenance, infrastructure deterioration diagnosis, and natural disaster observation.
We have succeeded in improving the quality of bovine in vitro fertilized eggs by developing a medium that prolongs cell life.
The National Agriculture and Food Research Organization (NARO) has developed a system that can stably produce a conditioning medium1) suitable for producing high-quality bovine in vitro fertilized eggs. The three essential elements for establishing this system were: (1) establishing an immortalized bovine oviductal epithelial cell line, (2) confirming the developmental promotion effect of the conditioning medium, and (3) isolating the active factors contained in the conditioning medium. This technology is expected to lead to an improvement in the fertilization rate by improving the quality of in vitro fertilized eggs.
A device that can simultaneously detect pressure and vibration
A device that can measure pressure and vibration simultaneously has been developed using inexpensive materials costing less than 1000 yen and a simple structure. Conventional measurement methods have problems such as cross-talk due to an increase in the number of wires, a more complex measurement system, and increased production costs. It is expected to be used in various types of constant monitoring systems, such as industrial machinery maintenance, infrastructure deterioration diagnosis, and natural disaster observation.
Smart insoles that could change the game for sports and health
Scientists have created a smart insoles prototype that can accurately measure the body's interaction with the ground, which has the potential to help athletes avoid injuries, or even assist doctors in monitoring recovery.