NANOTECHNOLOGY

NSF awards Indiana University $4 million to advance medical nanotechnology

NANOTECHNOLOGY 01.28.2019 20:19 PM

Only a year after establishing the intelligent systems engineering program in the Indiana University School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering, the university has been awarded a five-year, $4 million grant from the National Science Foundation to advance nanoscale devices to improve human health, including fighting cancer.

Self-assembling nanomaterial offers pathway to more efficient, affordable harnessing of solar power

01.25.2019 09:04 AM

New nanomaterials developed by researchers at the Advanced Science Research Center (ASRC) at The Graduate Center of The City University of New York (CUNY) could provide a pathway to more efficient and potentially affordable harvesting of solar energy. Early research suggests these materials could create more usable charges and increase the theoretical efficiency of solar cells up to 44 percent.

New 3D nanoprinting strategy opens door to revolution in medicine, robotics

01.23.2019 10:37 AM

UMD engineers demonstrate their approach by printing the smallest-known 3D microfluidic circuit element

New immune system understanding may lead to safer nanomedicines

01.14.2019 11:20 AM

Doctors would like to use all sorts of nanoparticles in the body, for example to construct detailed images of anatomy and disease, and to deliver cancer-fighting drugs deep within tumor tissue. However, millions of years of evolution have equipped the body to identify and reject foreign particles, even nanoparticles. And so one major challenge in the use of nanomedicine has been the immune system's unfortunate efficiency in responding to what it sees as infection, at best clearing nanoparticles before they can accomplish their goals, and at worst, leading to dangerous immune overreaction that creates side effects and serious risks.

Targeting headaches and tumors with nano-submarines

07.27.2018 14:21 PM

New method of transporting drugs published in Nature Nanotechnology Scientists at the Mainz University Medical Center and the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research (MPI-P) have developed a new method to enable miniature drug-filled nanocarriers to dock on to immune cells, which in turn attack tumors.

Genes That Have Resistance To Last Resort Antibiotics Spreads Further Than Prediction

06.16.2017 10:08 AM

A gene that was found to induce resistance to the last resort antibiotics in farm animals last year has spread further than anticipated.

A Nanowire Memory Cells Has Been Discovered For Superconducting Computer

06.16.2017 09:36 AM

Researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have discovered a nanowire memory cells that holds the key for a superconducting computer.

Chemists Perform Surgery On Nanoparticles To Modify Its Property

06.14.2017 17:10 PM

A team of chemists at the Carnegie Mellon University has successfully performed surgery on the nanoparticles in order to alter its property.

Oyster Shell Nacre Inspired Material Developed: Stronger & More Durable, Retaining Lightweight & Deformability Behavior Patterns

06.11.2017 10:13 AM

The new type of material from a nacre of oyster shells will be one of the conduits to providing biodegradable composite products that is Eco friendly.

Scientists Discover That Magnetic Nanoparticles Can Separate Oil From Water Better Than The Conventional Method in the Oil Industry

06.09.2017 14:35 PM

Researchers from the University of Texas at Austin are able to use magnetic nanoparticles to separate oil from water, providing a better method to clean the water.

Physicist Creates A Molecular Black Hole Using The Most Powerful X-Ray Laser Beam

06.09.2017 14:31 PM

Scientists that worked at the Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory are able to create a molecular black hole using the X-ray laser beam.

Quantum Beam Experiment Shows That Shock Waves From Molecular Beam Can Be Suppressed with Cold Skimmers

06.08.2017 13:31 PM

Researchers from the Weizmann Institute of Science have found that shock waves in the supersonic beam can be suppressed with cryocooling the skimmers to near absolute zero temperature.

Probiotics May Help to Preventing Ulcerative Colitis, But Not to Treat The Inflammatory Bowel Diseases

06.07.2017 11:41 AM

Ulcerative colitis is the most common type of the inflammatory bowel disease and probiotics is suggested to ease the discomfort but is it true?

Study Finds Nickel is A Highly Effective Electrocatalyst to Stabilize Fuel Cells

06.06.2017 16:08 PM

A recent study from Purdue University has found the electrocatalyst nanostructures is the key element for improvement of fuel cells and electrolyzers.

An Engineer At The University Of Texas at Dallas Designs A Computer System Made Solely Of Carbon

06.06.2017 16:00 PM

The engineer has designed a computer system that made of carbon to replace transistors that give computers and electronic devices its power.

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