A lasting impact
16 March 2010A recently developed wireless heart sensor can continuously monitor and broadcast data for a week on a single battery charge
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Guided by nature
16 March 2010The versatile chemical synthesis of natural fungal compounds should lead to new candidates for malaria treatments
A good match
16 March 2010A tailored material combination may boost the sensitivity of future disk-drive read heads
Liver repairs
16 March 2010A fibrous polymer scaffold can deliver liver-like cells into damaged liver for tissue repair
A phobia of light
16 March 2010Exposure to short pulses of light changes how a polymer surface interacts with water droplets
Little triggers, big changes
16 March 2010Two calcium-binding events set major structural rearrangements into motion for an important regulatory protein of human cells
Shaping up
2 March 2010An innovative printed microwave antenna uses a shorting bridge to improve performance over an ultrawide range of frequencies
Invitations to infection
2 March 2010Genomic analysis reveals risk factors that offer insights into the pathology of the leprosy bacterium
Bright attractions
2 March 2010Application of an external magnetic field enhances the extraction efficiency of laser light from elliptical microcavities
See the light
2 March 2010Thin-film ferroelectrics offer a fundamentally different route to photovoltaic devices
Taming the virus
2 March 2010Immune cells infected by the dengue virus play a key role in fighting against viral growth
Finding the right way to move
2 March 2010Cytoskeletal proteins stabilize a factor that helps cells to refine their sense of direction
Display technology gets a shot of realism
16 February 2010Inspired by cerebral physiology, scientists at the A*STAR Institute for Infocomm Research are developing a display technology and system that will make it possible to show high dynamic range images on conventional displays based on gaze tracking.
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