NANOTECHNOLOGYResearchers have published new data that uses magnetic nanoparticle rods to heat up testicles as an effort to find alternative male contraceptives.
A prototype fitness sensor, developed using the new MXene, hydrogel compound, was able to track the movement of the muscles by generating distinct electrical resistance patterns as mechanical stress augmented.
If new project scientists are currently working on succeeds, plant-based mRNA vaccines, which can be eaten, may be able to overcome such a barrier by being able to be kept or stored at room temperature.
COVID-19 has ruled another year. More new strains have emerged, as well as tragic milestones and the silver linings came in 2021, which Science Times witnessed.
Using protein-based nanoparticles, researchers recently developed a new approach that can help with lung inflammation diagnosis and treatment, a breakthrough in nanotechnology and medicine.
A research team led by Andreas Stierle of DESY has recently laid the foundations for a substitute approach, which is storing hydrogen in small nanoparticles made of the precious metal palladium, only 1.2 nanometers in diameter.
Drug cancer cell treatment, Doxil, manufactured by Ayana Pharma, was launched a week ago, to the International Space Station, as part of the mission of SpaceX.
Martine Rothblatt named 2021 Lifeboat Foundation Guardian Award Winner. The Lifeboat Foundation Guardian Award is annually bestowed upon a respected scientist or public figure who has warned of a future fraught with dangers and encouraged measures to prevent them.
A new study developed nanoscale transistors that measure 25,000 times smaller than a hair strand. New research conducted by an international team developed a new tool that could serve as the transistor of the future.
Japanese biophysicists have just been able to create and manipulate a novel capsule-like DNA structure that holds great potential for future artifical molecular system applications.
A new study has specified that the search for the delivery of ultra-fast, energy-efficient magnetic recording could be one step closer to fruition because of the pioneering study on "all-optical switching of magnetization."
To identify how cancers like mesothelioma can still grow despite the use of immune checkpoint inhibitors, combined cells with immune cells called the T cells, which were then examined with the use of an electron microscope.