A new nanotechnology study was able to develop a modern approach of lubricants used in osteoarthritis treatments inspired by aspect of gliding solutions in Olympic ice arenas.
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.
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.
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."
Researchers recently developed a unique way of altering the surface of nanoparticles within life-changing medications to offer infusions that can be delivered more rapidly, although with a decreased risk of negative responses.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
In a new study, researchers at the Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have found a new approach using nanotwinned titanium for sustainable manufacturing.
In a study, researchers developed a new metasurface called "metalens" that uses extremely deep, very narrow holes, instead of extremely tall pillars to focus light into a single site.