By far, the most interesting science article I've read in the past year or two
By far, the most interesting science article I've read in the past year or two
Been around for years.
Holy berkeley those ads and pop ups
In reply to prodarwin :
Seemed fine to me 
I'm not sure how medically useful seeing just under the skin is though. My first thought was that it could be useful for making an optical data link to an implanted device. So you could strap on an inductive power pad to power the device through any regular patch of skin, put some solution over its optical data port to let light through and strap on the other side of the optical link. Faster and more secure than a radio link.
I had to zoom out to X out of one of the pop-ups myself. Rather annoying.
MadScientistMatt said:I had to zoom out to X out of one of the pop-ups myself. Rather annoying.
Too bad. Convinced me to not open the link
Not as horrifying as I thought it would be.
Seems like a cool and somewhat useful idea.
As a biology person, I expected to see a rodent treated with TritonX detergent, glycerol, and urea to make the tissue transparent. We had fun with that in college.
You'll need to log in to post.
