One of the great things about being a science journalist is being among the first to hear about technologies that are cool, useful, and/or downright weird. Today, for example, I learned that the world’s leading manufacturer of artificial laboratory stomachs has released a fascinating new series of videos. You can check out their channel on YouTube, where you’ll find such gems as this brief instructional piece that covers – quite literally – the care and feeding of your artificial laboratory stomach:
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