Minnesota engineers developed fluid-filled 3D-printed tissues that mimic the feel of surgery, earning praise from surgeons.

NASA's AVATAR study will send Emulate organ chips containing human cells on the Artemis II mission to study how deep space ...

Soft tissue deformation during body movement has long posed a challenge to achieving optimal garment fit and comfort, particularly in sportswear and functional medical wear. Researchers at The Hong ...

Sports Illustrated swimsuit model, influencer and international DJ Xandra Pohl busted out of a tiny camo corset top and matching microskirt with leather belt for a TikTok video recorded before a night ...

This is our first balsa wood kit, really proud and excited to announce the new Tanár, a kit for beginners but also for whoever wants to have some fun with a balsa wood rc plane like this. We have been ...

Building a classic model airplane free flight and rubber powered, from an old design from FROG, the widgeon is a nice a small first experience to anyone starting on the hobby. It uses balsa wood and ...

Marco Gustav (right), first author of the paper and research associate at EKFZ for Digital Health, and MD Nic G. Reitsam (left), co-author and pathologist at the Medical Faculty of the University of ...

Post Malone is bringing the heat in a new Skims campaign. The hitmaker and single dad, 30, stripped down to the basics, showcasing his rugged good looks and fit form modeling new looks from the ...

NEW YORK (WABC) -- Truck driver Joe Macken has spent 21 years creating a 3-D miniature replica of New York City made entirely out of Balsa wood. The model features almost a million buildings, all five ...

For two decades, truck driver Joe Macken has crafted a replica of New York City with lots of balsa wood and glue -- and perseverance. Hans Pennink Is this NYC’s next top model? Joe Macken has spent ...

Joe Macken spent 21 years constructing a model of the city, including bridges, brownstones and both the twin towers and One World Trade Center. By James Barron Good morning. It’s Thursday. Today we’ll ...