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A new life to an old material: Development of hybrid manganese dioxide-organic nanoparticles for diabetes and cancer treatment.
Scientists have found that the protective oxide films that form on metals can trap other atoms inside them, which influence many of the film’s properties.
A flat lens made of silicon nanopillars with various cross-sectional shapes can focus a large range of colors of any polarization to the same focal spot.
Researchers have demonstrated that silica-rich waste can be used to remove charged species of radioactive Uranium from nuclear fission waste streams.
Smart nanoparticles provide a new technology for targeted drug delivery by distinguishing the intrinsic characteristics between cancer and normal tissues.
Designing a hydrogel for blood vessel formation.
Engineers have developed a super-hydrophobic surface that can produce an electrical voltage when salt water flows over it.
Conkers as sources of pharma and biodegradables
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Identifying the best material for the fabrication of artificial vascular systems.
Combining Mössbauer spectroscopy with ‘center of gravity’ analysis can reveal how the oxidation state of iron oxide nanoparticles changes over time.
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