“Inverse vaccine” reverses autoimmune diseases like MS, diabetes & arthritis

[New Atlas logo]( Medical [“Inverse vaccine” reverses autoimmune diseases like MS, diabetes & arthritis]( [Researchers have developed an "inverse vaccine" that reverses autoimmune diseases without suppressing the entire immune system]( An ‘inverse vaccine’ has been developed that reverses the damage caused when the immune system mistakenly attacks the body’s healthy organs and tissues. It could pave the way to a treatment for autoimmune diseases like MS, type 1 diabetes and arthritis. [Read more]( Special Promotion for New Atlas Readers [Get a lifetime eSIM with $50 data credits for only $22]( Want consistent access to data overseas without having to pay exorbitant roaming fees? aloSIM has got you covered. Now through Sunday, you can get a lifetime sim with a $50 data credit for just $21.97. [Read more]( Medical [Common sweetener now linked to impaired memory and learning]( [The sweetener in common diet drinks is now linked to cognitive impairment]( Two months on from it being declared safe by the FDA, aspartame is again making headlines for the wrong reasons, this time for its potential negative impact on learning and memory. In a mice study, these cognitive impairments were passed on to young. [Read more]( Automotive [Airstream Interstate 19X is a nimbler off-grid camper for nomads]( [Airstream takes its Interstate X series lighter, smaller and more nimble with the all-new 19X]( Two years ago, Airstream welcomed the summer season in with the Interstate 24X off-road camper van. Now it closes summer out with the Interstate 19X, a smaller playful camper van that helps define the future of outdoor adventure travel at Airstream. [Read more]( Medical [Novel electrical therapy rebuilds muscles lost through natural aging]( [Sarcopenia is a key driver in the loss of physical mobility in older age]( Scientists at Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science & Technology (DGIST) in South Korea have developed a novel bioelectric therapy that restored muscle cells in aging mice, and they’re confident of its promise to have a similar effect in human models. [Read more]( Materials [Revolutionary "true zero carbon" cement uses electrolysis, not furnaces]( [Sublime is commercializing an electrolysis process that generates zero-carbon lime for totally green cement and concrete production]( Sublime Cement says it's ready to start scaling on the "world's cleanest cement," which meets industry performance standards relying on room-temperature electrolyzers in place of fossil-fueled furnaces, using a variety of zero-carbon input materials. [Read more]( Motorcycles [Kawasaki reveals 125cc-class electric Ninjas on their way to the UK]( [The Ninja Z e-1 and e-1 electric motorcycles are due to go on sale from October]( Back at the EICMA 2022 trade show in Milan, Kawasaki unveiled a dual-battery Ninja-style electric motorcycle designed for A1 license riders in the EU. Now the company has announced that two Ninja electrics will go on sale in the UK next month. [Read more]( Military [US Air Force gets new aggressive electronic warfare aircraft]( [The EC-37B Compass Call electronic warfare aircraft]( The US Air Force has taken delivery of the first of 10 improved EC-37B Compass Call electronic attack warfare aircraft from BAE Systems and L3Harris Technologies as it replaces its vintage EC-130H Compass Call that has been in service since 1982. [Read more]( Good Thinking ["Mini Mansion" designed as an alternative to sleeping on the sidewalk]( [The interior of the Mini Mansion, which folds down into a wheeled cube for relocation]( While it's important to find homes for the houseless, the truth is that many people will stay living on the street in the meantime. The Mini Mansion is made with that fact in mind, as a portable and better equipped alternative to current options. [Read more]( Architecture [Sprawling cultural center unified under "bamboo leaf" roof]( [The Anji Culture and Art Center is currently under construction and is expected to be completed sometime in 2025]( MAD Architects draws inspiration from the natural world with its latest upcoming project, a sprawling arts and culture center inside that's defined by a white roof meant to resemble scattered bamboo leaves. [Read more]( Robotics ["World's first humanoid robot factory" will ship Digits in 2024]( [The factory will partially be staffed by Agility's own Digit robots]( Agility Robotics is well into construction of a 70,000-sq-ft facility in Salem, Oregon, with the capacity to produce more than 10,000 units per year of the company's Digit humanoid robot – which will work alongside humans on the factory floor. [Read more]( Good Thinking [Handheld device could soon keep dangerous drugs from going to prison]( [Prof. Christopher Pudney with some of the prototypes]( In order to smuggle illegal drugs into prisons, people are now soaking materials like paper and fabric in such drugs, letting the materials dry, then passing them along to inmates. A new portable device, however, sees through that ruse. [Read more]( Home Entertainment [Short-throw 4K projector shines bright for lights-on big-screen gaming]( [The UHZ35ST projector follows in the footsteps of last year's UHD35ST model, but features a laser light source in a more compact chassis]( Optoma launched a short-throw 4K projector around this time last year that boasted low input lag for big-screen gamers. Now the company has essentially swapped out the lamp light source for laser in the new, more compact, UHZ35ST model. [Read more]( Tiny Houses [Nomad 30 tiny house is ready for off-grid all-weather adventuring]( [The Nomad 30 runs off-the-grid with a solar panel and battery setup]( Minimaliste's Nomad was originally conceived as an all-weather model in a smaller and easier-to-tow package. The firm has now iterated on that tiny house with the Nomad 30, which offers a new interior layout and an adventure-ready off-grid design. [Read more]( Medical [Brain chemical affects how women taste alcohol, changes drinking habits]( [Researchers have identified a brain chemical that makes alcohol taste bitter to women]( Researchers have discovered that a chemical in the brain makes alcohol taste bitter to women. It may explain the difference in drinking habits between the sexes and pave the way for novel treatments to help women curb excessive alcohol use. [Read more]( Outdoors [Twistboxes offers a softer, lighter, roll-up take on roof-top carriers]( [The Twistboxes carrier is presently on Kickstarter]( Car-top cargo boxes are great for hauling gear, but they do decrease gas mileage by adding weight and wind drag. The Twistboxes carrier offers a partial solution to that problem, as it quickly comes off and rolls up when not in use. [Read more]( Health & Wellbeing [ADHD medication errors in under-20s have increased by almost 300%]( [A study has found that out-of-hospital medication errors among under-20s has increased by almost 300% in 22 years]( There's been a staggering rise in the number of ADHD medication errors among US youth, most of which occurred at home, a study has found, highlighting the need for greater patient and caregiver education to avoid these preventable errors. [Read more]( Military [Raytheon UK to install laser weapon on British Army fighting vehicle]( [The Raytheon UK laser will be fitted to a Wolfhound vehicle like this one]( In another step from the workbench to the battlefield, Raytheon UK is integrating its first high-energy 15-kW laser weapon into a Wolfhound armored vehicle for the British Army as part of the Ministry of Defence's Land Demonstrator laser program. [Read more]( Architecture [Nescafé's 3D-printed store is a step towards regenerative architecture]( [A central glass skylight further enhances the ambiance, bathing the space in natural light and invoking a temple-like atmosphere]( Nescafé's Dolce Gusto Neo store has been constructed using algorithmic 3D printing, and is built using biodegradable materials. Inspired by the coffee flower's five petals, this pop-up concept represents a step towards regenerative architecture. [Read more]( Science [DRUM camera taps projector tech for images at nearly 5 million fps]( [Researchers Xianglei Liu and Jinyang Liang working on the optics of the DRUM camera]( Generally speaking, if you want to grab sharp images of fast movements such as molecular interactions, you're going to need a super-expensive rig. Researchers have developed a system built using projector tech that could significantly cut the cost. 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