Molecular machines shift into gear
27 October 2009Construction of the world’s smallest controllable gear sets the stage for new nanoscale mechanical devices
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Old before their time
27 October 2009A seemingly innocuous metabolic enzyme may play a key role in bringing about premature aging
Calling in reinforcements
27 October 2009A protein known for its role in antiviral defense works behind the scenes steering immune cell development and activity
Watching the heart
27 October 2009A sensor made from silicon nanowires could warn doctors when a patient is at risk of a heart attack
Concepts and Perspectives
27 October 2009A new book by A*STAR's Edison Liu and Douglas Lauffenburger of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology explores systems complexity in biomedical research.
Advanced protection for plastic electronics
27 October 2009Flexible electronic devices are now even more likely thanks to a major new investment in Tera-Barrier Films' revolutionary protective technology.
When is ultrathin too thin?
27 October 2009Theoretical studies suggest that silicon nanowires shorter than 3 nm lose their intrinsic electronic characteristics when incorporated between metal electrodes
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