Engineers design “tree-on-a-chip”

Engineers design “tree-on-a-chip”

MIT and their collaborators have designed a microfluidic device they call a “tree-on-a-chip,” which mimics the pumping mechanism of trees and plants.

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Thor187 said:

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Dafuq are you on about?

Thor187 said:

MIT News, a Web site run by the MIT News Office, offers RSS feeds for syndication purposes. All MIT News stories republished on third-party sites must include:
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saor said:

Dafuq are you on about?

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But where do you use it? We can use large robots, we can use nanobots, but small robots have so far been a novelty only.