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Swiss Scientists Design a Turbine to Fit in Human Arteries
Vascular turbine could generate enough power to recharge pacemakers; blood clots a potential problem
By Lucas Laursen / May 2011
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Photo: Alois Pfenniger, ARTORG Cardiovascular Engineering, University of Bern, Switzerland
16 May 2011—Coaches admire athletes for showing a lot of heart, and poets praise the organ’s passions, but engineers see the human cardiovascular system otherwise. The heart is a pump in a prime location, brimming with energy for the taking, says mechanical engineer Alois Pfenniger. So together with colleagues at the University of Bern and the Bern University of Applied Sciences, in Switzerland, Pfenniger has tested small turbines designed to fit inside a human artery, like an implantable hydroelectric generator.
Showing all the circular mails and others falling into her mailbox mirror. Informations never lose but loose, rarely change, but go around merry in this global memory refreshment cycle. Sometimes new grains of sand fall into the machinery. A méltartóba beeső mindenféle körlevelek, egyebek tükre. Az információ nem nagyon vész vész el, nem is alakul át nagyon, csak megy körbe és körbe ebben a globális memóriafrissítési ciklusban. Néha új homokszemek is kerülnek a gépezetbe.
Lady Tuckaway (Sára a berakónő) Showing all the circular mails and others falling into her mailbox mirror. Informations never lose but loose, rarely change, but go around merry in this global memory refreshment cycle. Sometimes new grains of sand fall into the machinery.
2011. május 18., szerda
Swiss Scientists Design a Turbine to Fit in Human Arteries - IEEE Spectrum
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