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Science/Technology: Scientists Use Gold And Rat Parts To Make A Remote-Controlled Artificial Stingray (Video)
December 13, 2016
Yeeeeesh! That looks creepy as f-ck! But a team of scientists at Harvard creating this artificial stingray out of rat parts (again, yeesh) and a pinch of gold is actually part of the team’s ongoing research on how to make artificial organs. This admittedly weird biotech is remote-controlled; able to be moved about in a tank using light beams.
Posted in Science, Technology, Videos | 
Tags: artificial organs, artificial stingray, biohybrid, biohybrid robot, Harvard, Harvard University, light-guided, light-guided biohybrid, light-guided biohybrid robot, light-guided biohybrid robotic stingrays, light-guided robot, medical research, prosthetics, rat parts, remote-controlled stingray, research, research for developing artificial organs, Robot | 
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