3D printing high-performance electronic circuits right into plastic could pave the way better drones, medical implants, and more.
A new biosensor technology may help pave the way for using stem cells to treat neurological diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
Watch an origami crane-like micromachine bird moves its wings and neck. Programmable nanomagnets make it work.
Nanotechnology may lead to a way to treat an aggressive bone cancer that has proven disappointingly unresponsive to existing cancer therapies.
A new feat in optogenetics used red and green light to raise and lower the speed of beating heart cells.
Swimming upstream isn't easy, but a specific head tilt motion can make it easier, new research with nano-sized motors shows.
A new method that delivers DNA directly into immune cells could help solve some of the problems with immunotherapy cancer treatments.
New infrared imaging technology can reveal tumors deep inside tissue with greater clarity than current methods, which could help guide treatment.
New research could solve a hurdle in the creation of bulletproof vests and make the process more environmentally friendly.
Researchers are perfecting a way to dissipate the heat through a unique process involving tiny liquid drops on top of an array of micropillars.
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