Making wires of polymers chains
13 June 2017Researchers model new route
to molecular wires suitable for use in miniature electronics
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169 results for "2017"
Protein prompts a primordial proliferation
13 June 2017A regulatory protein ensures that egg precursor cells
boost their numbers during embryonic development
Laying the foundations for hybrid silicon lasers
13 June 2017A new technique for manufacturing hybrid silicon lasers paves the way
for low-cost, mass-produced photonic devices usable in a range of applications
A crossroads for intersections
13 June 2017Cars
could soon negotiate smart intersections without ever having to stop
Better profiling our immune defenders
13 June 2017Characterization of innate lymphoid cells with an
advanced cytometric technique yields surprising insights
Graphene chills out
30 May 2017Flat
sheets of carbon, and other two-dimensional materials, lose heat more easily
when encased
Enzymes engineered using directed evolution
30 May 2017Directed
evolution has been used to design enzymes able to make imaging agents for
medical diagnosis
How safe is your data?
30 May 2017A diverse group of
researchers is leading efforts to ensure that digital information remains
secure, however and wherever it is used
Keeping immune cells alive
30 May 2017New
role discovered for a well-known gene in the survival of white blood
cells
Enzyme makes TB bacteria eat themselves
30 May 2017An
organic compound found in red wine boosts the body’s ability to fight drug-resistant
tuberculosis
Turning stem cells into ‘canaries’
30 May 2017Reverse-engineering
white blood cells into stem cells offers promise for a novel test that could help
in delivering less toxic treatment regimens
Making brighter protein predictions
30 May 2017Supercomputer
simulations shorten development time of rigid fluorescent molecules used to clarify
protein structure and dynamics
Getting the skinny on different shades of fat
16 May 2017Differences
in fat tissues’ light reflecting properties make for easy detection
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