NANOTECHNOLOGY

Silver Nanowires Can Be Potential Alternatives for Everyday Devices Like Mobile Phones, Solar Panels; Boasts Better Quality, Versatility

NANOTECHNOLOGY 08.17.2021 01:17 AM

A new study recently showed how silver nanowires can become a substitute material that can be attractive for certain devices like mobile phones and tablets.

Baldness Solution Found: Microneedle Patch Contains Nanoparticles That Can Regrow Hair Faster

08.13.2021 06:44 AM

Researchers recently developed a new microneedle patch that may solve hair loss and baldness, a more effective treatment than the ones available today.

Colorectal Cancer, Melanoma May Potentially Be Treated Through the Use of This Novel Nanotechnology

08.13.2021 02:40 AM

Researchers recently developed a new nanotherapeutic platform that will help treat colorectal cancer and melanoma more efficiently.

Metamaterials Made Simpler With Kirigami for Modular, Reconfigurable 3D Structures

08.10.2021 08:10 AM

Researchers turned to the Japanese art of Kirigami to create complex 3D structures that serve as modular and reconfigurable building blocks for new metamaterials.

Black Phosphorus (BP) Nanomaterials With Mitosis-Targeting Mechanism Found to Have Anticancer Properties

08.10.2021 08:00 AM

New research from the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) revealed that black phosphorus (BP) nanomaterials with an innate mitosis-targeting mechanism also have anticancer properties.

Amalgamation of Two Metals Form Nanocrystals Through an 'Intuitive' Technique

08.09.2021 09:28 AM

Researchers were able to develop a new amalgamation process that results in two metals producing nanocrystals, opening a new avenue for creating intermetallic nanocrystals for a variety of specialized applications.

Artificial Neuron Can Store 'Electronic Memories,' Will It Advance Elon Musk's Neuralink Technology?

08.07.2021 00:50 AM

In the ongoing pursuit to successfully emulate the human brain, one of the most complex machines known to man, a new study was able to fabricate an artificial neuron that can retain electronic memories.

Diblock Polymers Synthesized with a New Process, Improving Production of Soft Materials

08.05.2021 07:38 AM

A new method could lead to the faster, better way of fabricating soft materials called diblock polymers, speeding up production from five months down to three minutes.

Graphene-Diamond Junctions Mimic Human Perception, Memory; Leads Way for New Class of Computers

08.04.2021 06:40 AM

A new study led by Japanese researchers managed to configure graphene-diamond junctions to mimic certain functions of the human brain, opening possibilities for more complex computing devices.

Magnetic Nanoparticles: Study Shows New Method That Could Unlock Potential for More Effective Cancer Immunotherapy

08.04.2021 05:45 AM

Researchers have introduced a new approach engaging magnetic nanoparticles that exhibit interesting and substantially promising particles that will help address different types of solid tumors.

Nanoarchitected Material Better than Kevlar and Steel; Could Potentially Replace Existing Armors

07.28.2021 08:30 AM

Army-funded researchers created a nanoarchitected material that can withstand supersonic microparticle impacts. This could potentially create ultralight body armor for soldiers.

High-Density Glass From a New Type of Thin Film Liquid Could Create Stronger, Denser Materials

07.27.2021 08:18 AM

Researchers discovered a new type of liquid in thin films. It is a new material that forms high-density glass, with the results promising how similar materials could lead to stronger, denser fabrications in the future.

Flexible Computer Processor for IoT Prints Circuits onto Paper, Cardboard, Cloth

07.26.2021 22:01 PM

Arm developed a flexible computer processor that will provide countless daily products the ability to collect, process, and deliver data via the internet.

Nanoparticles Used as Heaters to Manipulate Neuron's Electrical Activity

07.22.2021 07:10 AM

Researchers are presently using nanoparticles as heaters, to control the neurons' electrical activity in the brain, and of cardiomyocytes in the heart.

New Bacteria-Based Fiber Tougher, Stronger Than Natural Spider Silks

07.22.2021 06:45 AM

Engineers from Washington University in St. Louis have developed a polymeric amyloid fiber generated from engineered bacteria. The yielded fiber is stronger than the natural spider silk.

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