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Rice-engineered material can reconnect severed nerves
(news.rice.edu)
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this post was submitted on 10 Oct 2023
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To clarify, the material is engineered at Rice University, it's not made from grain.
Okay, well that's just wat less interesting. It'll be great if this helps people walk again. But I also wanted to read about the regenerative properties of rice.
It would give a whole new depth to "put it in some rice".
Broke your foot? Put it in some rice. Losing your hair? Dunk your head in some rice 10 minutes a day.
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I dont even want to read the article now. You just ruined science for me!
Wait, there's a University for Rice?
So, putting my neurons in rice won't fix them?
I spent the whole day with my head in a ricer bowl, don't even tell me anything
With rice 10/10
From rice 5/10
What a disappointment
You hear the man, nothing to see here, move along