NANOTECHNOLOGY

Fish-Shaped Microbots Guided With Magnets May Be Used for Drug Delivery to Cancer Cells

NANOTECHNOLOGY 11.18.2021 05:00 AM

In a so-called proof-of-concept study, scientists developed fish-shaped microbots that can help deliver drugs to cancer cells.

Scientists Use Nanoparticles to Kill Bacteria Hiding in Human Cells

11.17.2021 04:06 AM

Scientists are using nanoparticles in killing harmful bacteria that cause melioidosis that kills thousands of people every year as existing antibiotics do not often work against it.

Nanofibers Enable Paralyzed Mice to Walk Again: Study Reveals How ‘Bioactive Scaffold’ Regenerates Damaged Cells From Spinal Cord Injuries

11.16.2021 02:34 AM

A new four-week breakthrough study recently revealed how paralyzed mice were able to walk through the use of bioactive scaffold and nanofibers.

Quantum Confinement in Nano-Photocatalyst: Hydrogen from Solar Water Splitting Contributes Its Production From Green Resources

11.15.2021 02:10 AM

A team of researchers co-led by the City University of Hong Kong and German scholars identified the quantum confinement effect in a photocatalyst of a 3D-ordered macroporous construction.

Nanomaterials Assembled Like LEGO Can Be Created Based From Nature’s Molecular Blueprint

11.12.2021 07:39 AM

A new study listed the hierarchy of biomimetic nanomaterials that could have better functions than the natural molecular proteins.

Novel Approach on Imaging by Combining Two Distinct Microscopy Technology Cells Show How Cells Work

11.11.2021 05:53 AM

Two studies joined to develop a novel approach to cell imaging through by electron and fluorescence microscopy.

Quantum Simulation: How Does It Help Single Molecules Survive Different Temperatures, Stabilize Unique Nanostructure?

11.11.2021 05:18 AM

In a study, researchers revealed the universal stabilization mechanism of a single-standing molecule, which can be employed in the rational design and building of three-dimensional molecular devices at surfaces.

Cooler Than Cotton: Research Team Develops Modified Silk Cloth That Keeps Temperature Cool Even Under Direct Sunlight

11.10.2021 03:26 AM

Researchers recently developed a modified silk cloth that can keep skin cooler, material cooler compared to those made of cotton.

Fluorescent Nanomaterials Given an Eco-Friendly ‘Glow Up’ in a New Study

11.09.2021 02:26 AM

Fluorescent dots, small particles that can produce light, might have a swarm of promising biomedical employments, from helping clinical practitioners to better determine tumor margins to the delivery of drugs deep in the body.

Color-Changing Indicator Combining Two Compounds Within Nanoparticles Predict Looming Algal Bloom

11.05.2021 02:35 AM

Researchers in Aca Applied Nano Materials recently showed an indicator that's changing color when exposed to increasing alkaline phosphatase levels, an enzyme that predicts the exponential growth of phytoplankton.

Long-Lasting Hydrogel Could Help Replace Breakage in Human Tissues; Link of This Water-Absorbing Material to the Approach Explained

11.03.2021 06:50 AM

Harvard University researchers have recently manipulated the underlying structure of a single material to make a hydrogel characterized as both tough and stretchy.

Blue Phase Liquid Crystals Made Stable for Better Functions and New Optical Technologies

11.03.2021 03:25 AM

A new study was able to stabilize the blue phase of chiral liquid crystals to develop a breakthrough that will surpass the modern day optical technologies.

2D Boron Monosulfide Nanosheets: First Time for Researchers to Develop this Nanotech Mechanism for More Efficient Batteries, Electronic Devices

11.01.2021 03:23 AM

Scientists have just turned theory into a practical one by synthesizing the first-ever 2D boron monosulfide (BS) nanosheets, which can be dealt with layer-by-layer to manipulate their electronic properties.

Nanocrystal-Glass Composites: Researchers Develop New Innovation That Can Produce ‘Unbreakable’ Screen in Devices

10.29.2021 05:39 AM

A breakthrough study was carried out by a team of researchers from The University of Queensland showing how technology can produce 'unbreakable screens' in devices.

Carbon Nanotubes: Novel Sensor That Can Detect SARS-CoV-2 Developed; Results in Just a Few Minutes

10.27.2021 06:10 AM

Through the use of specialized carbon nanotubes, engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have devised a novel sensor that can help alleviate the fast transmission of COVID-19.

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