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Microrobots repair spinal cord

ETH Zurich researchers are combining stem cells with magnetoelectric nanoparticles to create controllable microrobots. These microrobots can be precisely guided to the site of a spinal cord injury, where they apply an alternating magnetic field to stimulate cell development. In experiments on zebrafish and mice, the microrobots accelerated the regeneration of nerve cells, significantly improving motor function.

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eurekalert.orgStai leggendo1 mesi fa

Microrobots repair spinal cord

ETH Zurich researchers are combining stem cells with magnetoelectric nanoparticles to create controllable microrobots. These microrobots can be precisely guided to the site of a spinal cord injury, where they apply an…

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theweek.com1 mesi fa

Microrobots that could heal spinal injuries

Promising lab results for ‘microscopic repair crews, guided by magnets’

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  1. martedì 2 giugno 2026·eurekalert.org

    Microrobots repair spinal cord

    ETH Zurich researchers are combining stem cells with magnetoelectric nanoparticles to create controllable microrobots. These microrobots can be precisely guided to the site of a…

  2. venerdì 5 giugno 2026·theweek.com

    Microrobots that could heal spinal injuries

    Promising lab results for ‘microscopic repair crews, guided by magnets’