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Scientists Found a Way to Tackle a Superbug

NANOTECHNOLOGY 10.24.2019 07:56 AM

Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria that is carried around by more than 4 billion people around the world. Scientists has now found a new way to deal with this so-called "superbug."

Scientists Discovered Chemical Mechanism that Reveals How to Immobilize Arsenic

10.21.2019 10:19 AM

Researchers discovered the mechanism that activates iron under oxygen-free conditions. Scientists from the Sandia National Laboratories have discovered the mechanism to activate iron that is found in clay mineral structures.

No more needles: New capsule design just as effective as injections

10.10.2019 04:45 AM

Researchers at MIT have created a new capsule design that allows oral delivery of previously injected drugs.

Printed Wearable Electronics Could Be Key to Biosensors, Smart Bandages, and Electronic Tattoos

10.08.2019 06:16 AM

New electronic printing technique opens doors for customized medical bandages and wearable diagnostic tools, as well as the mass dream of electronic tattoos.

Artificial DNA Can Help Control the Release of Drug Ingredients

09.26.2019 09:16 AM

This can serve as a basis for medications that has many active ingredients. For years, pharmacologists were looking for ways wherein active ingredients can be released in a sequence rather than getting released altogether.

Brain Signals Can Now Control Wheelchairs for the Paralyzed

09.25.2019 08:54 AM

Researchers develop a system that enables persons with disabilities to control their devices by sending brain signals to a computer.

This Anti-baldness Hat Is Powered by the User’s Movements

09.21.2019 12:24 PM

The hat is for the viewers but the device alone works very gently for the user. (Photo : Sam Million-Weaver from the University of Wisconsin-Madison) Baldness is no doubt something no one wants to have, whether for health or aesthetic reasons.

Catalysts Take the Shape of Precious Metals as Nanoparticles

09.14.2019 10:05 AM

Scientists develop method in creating new form of gem-like catalysts Researchers from the Northwestern University discovered a novel method of creating metal nanoparticles-based catalysts that could produce better fuel cells.

Health & Wellness on Your Finger

09.12.2019 09:06 AM

The ring that outsmarts the fitness watch. A technological advancement embedded in a piece of jewelry that can monitor your vitals day and night.

Single Nanowire Spectrometers Could Convert Smartphones into Quality Control

09.11.2019 08:32 AM

Scientists create a spectrometer that could produce detailed images, one thousand times smaller than those currently being used.

Nanowires are the New Glass Prisms

09.09.2019 08:54 AM

The wonders of ultra miniaturized nanowires that directly produces images of single cells without the use of microscopes.

Nanoscale Measurements from Optical Rulers Could Help in Manufacturing and Quality Control

09.09.2019 08:22 AM

The optical method of measurement employs the principle of superoscillation to measure minute distances that would stand helpful in the electronics industry.

A New Technique Uses Sensory Nanoparticles to Detect Disease

08.30.2019 09:47 AM

A test for cancer detection is created through the use of nanoparticles. A biomedical investigator in the Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine, Morteza Mahmoudi Ph.

Research Team Creates Artificial Chameleon Skin

08.26.2019 08:32 AM

The nanoparticles enclosed in polymer shells reacted to heat and light to change colors. By now, we have seen how technology is inspired by the natural world in so many ways.

Gold Nanoseaweed: Thinnest Piece of Gold Synthesized by Researchers in the UK

08.12.2019 13:16 PM

Only two atoms thick, the thinnest piece of gold has potential in a number of different areas of application.

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