NewsChemists Invent Shape-Shifting Nanomaterial with Biomedical PotentialJanuary13th,2021by Emory Health SciencesNew material converts from sheets to tubes and back in a controllable fashion
NewsSound Waves Power New Advances in Drug Delivery and Smart MaterialsNovember30th,2020by RMIT UniversityPioneering research shows how high-frequency sound waves can help build smart materials and new nanoparticles as well as deliver drugs to the lungs
NewsMethod Could Mean New Fiber-Based Devices, Smart TextilesNovember26th,2020by American Chemical SocietyScientists have developed a method to pattern hundreds-of-meters-long multimaterial fibers with embedded functional elements
NewsUnderstanding Ion Channel Inhibition to Open Doors in Drug DiscoveryNovember23rd,2020by University of LeedsNew study provides detailed insight into the regulation of TRPC5 ion channels, which allow positively charged ions to flow in and out of cells
NewsLab Proves Concept of a Natural Approach to AntiperspirantsNovember16th,2020by Virginia TechResearch discovers the most natural antiperspirant in existence—the minerals within sweat itself
NewsNew N95-Alternative Introduces Sensors for a Better FitNovember13th,2020by Brigham and Women's HospitalInvestigators have developed and tested the respirator, which can be sterilized, used in a hospital setting, and earned a 100 percent success rate for fit testing
NewsScientists Speed Up Artificial Organoid Growth and SelectionNovember11th,2020by Moscow Institute of Physics and TechnologyBy semi-automating tissue differentiation, researchers have made a method used to produce stem cell-derived tissues nearly four times faster
NewsEarwax Sampling Could Measure Stress HormoneNovember3rd,2020by University College LondonStudy findings could point to new ways of monitoring depression and stress-linked conditions
NewsTeam Develops Wearable Sensor to Help People with IBDSeptember30th,2020by University of Texas at DallasResearchers' device tracks biomarkers in sweat, may indicate flare-ups
NewsResearchers Use Soy to Improve Bone Cancer TreatmentSeptember16th,2020by Washington State UniversityIn recent research, the slow release of soy-based chemical compounds from a 3D-printed bone-like scaffold resulted in a reduction in bone cancer cells