Nanoparticles

The particles released during the printing process, which are small enough to infiltrate deep into the lungs, can affect indoor air quality and public health

In manufacturing, toxic nanoparticles may be released into the environment during the production, processing, degradation, or combustion of materials

Imaging technology offers advantages for diagnostics, other uses

Sub-nanoparticles with particle sizes of around 1 nm are now considered a new class of materials with distinct properties due to the predominance of quantum effects

Changing the makeup of a specific coronavirus protein has the potential to neutralize the virus, according to a recent study

Graz University of Technology scientists have developed a method for assembling nanomaterials as desired for special applications

The Exosome Isolation & Quantification Service from AMSBIO provides reliable and reproducible isolation of exosomes from almost any biofluid

If scientists want to take a close look at DNA, proteins, or viruses, then being able to isolate and monitor nanoparticles is essential

Researchers' groundbreaking observations bring us one step closer to a time when medicines will be produced and blended on a microscopic scale

Study opens important perspectives for treatment of diseases such as Alzheimer's and Huntington's disease, but also epilepsy, brain trauma, and stroke