An international team of scientists developed a new technique to produce error-free, high-performing wearable biometric sensors.
Source: Scientists print wearable biometric sensors directly on the skin without heat
Category: Biology vs. Butthurt
Launched AltPPE.net
I’ve built a new site at AltPPE.net for information on adaptive and alternative personal protection equipment and pandemic survival in plain language. I noticed that the needs of people with disabilities and special issues were getting left out of the design decisions, production, and policy discussions except to say we’re…
Anti Fog Flap for Reusable Masks
Because I wear glasses, a scarf, bandana, or tube snood is usually better for me than a mask. I already posted the African fix of putting a sanitary napkin in to add extra protection and absorb moisture. There are some really cute masks available now though, so I decided to…
The coronavirus has been translated into music, and it’s surprisingly beautiful
Scientists have translated the characteristic spikes of the new coronavirus into music. It’s surprisingly soothing, and could play a role in helping us understand the virus better or even develop drugs to fight it.
Source: The coronavirus has been translated into music, and it’s surprisingly beautiful
The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma
A No Sew, No Fog Mask Made With a Scarf and a Sanitary Napkin
I’ve posted this on my Facebook and Instagram already, but I’m posting it here to provide a bit more information. For the record, I did not invent the idea to use a sanitary napkin as a filter and moisture collector. It is something that was done by some in Africa…
