Reach for the stars
15 March 2018Star-shaped
nanoparticles that release their drug payload only after entering cells could improve current treatments
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Putting muscle nuclei in their place
15 March 2018Microtubules
anchored to proteins in the nuclear membrane position muscle cell nuclei
A blood test for cancer recurrence
15 March 2018Assay
for genetic quirk can provide a wealth of
information on patient disease status and prognosis
Green lights all the way
15 March 2018Taxis utilized to their full potential, intersections with no traffic lights and devices that eliminate driver error — anything is possible in Singapore, one of the world's busiest test beds for intelligent traffic.
Photothermal therapy blooms
8 March 2018Flower-shaped gold nanocrystals are too hot to handle
for tumor cells
Nature inspires light, robust lattice structures
8 March 2018New
technique for creating lightweight materials that are stiffer and stronger than previously possible
A surface that makes light work
8 March 2018The quantum states on the surface of conducting
materials can strongly interact with light
Building a better ion channel
8 March 2018Synthetic
channel with a strong preference for potassium ions offers rapid transport
through artificial membrane.
A bright idea for on-demand nanopatterns
8 March 2018Focused
electron beams can simultaneously synthesize optically active nanocrystals and
pattern them into intricate surface arrays
‘Floating’ nanostructures for better color
8 March 2018Extremely
high-resolution color images are produced using silicon nanostructures that
imitate particles floating in free space
Using a mouse to make an ‘iMac’
21 February 2018A new method for making specialized immune cells
from stem cells offers a tool for modeling inflammatory diseases in the lab
Flat-packed optical components
21 February 2018Nanostructured
thin-films that can bend light by large angles could be a replacement for bulky
glass optical components
Clinging on to the memory
21 February 2018Immune cells hold their memory of how to respond to
allergens in a surprising way.
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