Ultrashort Peptides Go a Long Way for Tissue Engineering
A printable hydrogel made of ultrashort peptides could help shape cells into viable tissues
nanotechnology
Izon Science Launches the Exoid to Transform Nanoparticle Measurement
The semi-automated device uses new-generation TRPS technology, enabling the measurement of complex nanoparticle size, concentration, and charge—with unparalleled precision and accuracy
Tires Turned into Graphene That Makes Stronger Concrete
Rice University lab's optimized flash process could reduce carbon emissions
Newly-Developed Supercapacitors Could Power Mars, Polar Missions
Researchers wanted to develop an energy storage system that could operate at very low temperatures without heating units
Instrument Achieves World-Leading Resolution of Nanomaterials
A COSMIC approach to nanoscale science
Light-Emitting Tattoo Engineered for the First Time
The technology, which uses organic light-emitting diodes, is applied in the same way as water transfer tattoos
Virtually Unlimited Solar Cell Experiments
Researchers at Osaka University use machine learning to design and virtually test molecules for organic solar cells
A Laser-Based Technique to Unlock the Mysteries of Exosomes
In a recent study, a team based in Korea explored a different and promising method for analyzing exosomes
Scientists Manipulate Magnets at the Atomic Scale
Magnetic materials are heavily used in modern life with applications ranging from fridge magnets to Google and Amazon's data centers
SARS-CoV-2 under the Helium Ion Microscope for the First Time
Bielefeld researchers provide 3D images of coronaviruses that offer an improvement over those obtained from other methods