Development of Biodegradable sutures for surgical incisions and wounds

Introduction Surgical site infections (SSIs) are among the most common hospital-acquired infections, posing significant risks to patient health and recovery. SSIs can lead to increased morbidity, prolonged hospital stays, and additional healthcare costs. Given these challenges, the development of antibacterial solutions to reduce the incidence of SSIs is crucial. Project scope Coating on the suture…

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Modernizing Teaching and Learning through Google Solutions: Promoting Quality education

Over the last few years, technology has undoubtedly contributed to almost every profession across the globe. Likewise, it has influenced the world of education by transforming the classical methods of teaching through e-learning and virtual learning system. One of the widely used approach for e-learning is the Google Solutions, through which teachers transform the traditional…

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Thought-to-Text Technology: Empowering Disabled with Brain Typing System

In a world increasingly reliant on fast, effective communication, millions of physically disabled individuals face daily challenges in expressing themselves. This gap in communication poses limitations not just for personal interactions but also in educational, professional, and social settings. However, advancements in neurotechnology offer new hope. One of the most exciting developments in this field…

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Quieter, Safer and Efficient Propulsion with Electric Ducted Fan

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are transforming industries, from environmental monitoring to precision agriculture. As these drones become increasingly integrated into our daily lives, the need for quieter, safer, and more efficient propulsion systems has never been greater. That’s where our project, the Electric Ducted Fan (EDF) for Small UAVs, comes in. This innovative propulsion technology…

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The Hunt for Missing Baryonic Dark Matter in the Dark Matter Halos of Galaxies

The advancement of physics has often relied on extending observational capabilities beyond natural limits. Innovations like Galileo’s pendulum clock enabled precise time measurement, laying the foundation for Newtonian mechanics. The microscope and telescope, developed around the same era, expanded our view of the micro and macro worlds. The limitations of these instruments, once deemed fundamental,…

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Advancements towards Unambiguous Monopulse Direction-Finding Systems

This blog presents a novel unambiguous monopulse direction-finding antenna system developed at NUST-SEECS. The proposed system is not only simple in structure, compared to state-of-the-art, but also have polarization reconfigurability feature. I. Background: Monopulse radars are used widely to measure the distance, speed, and angle of arrival of targets at a high speed of operation,…

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