New microchip biosensors promote the development of therapeutic drugs
Researchers at Stanford have developed a new biosensor microchip that can accelerate the development of therapeutic drugs.
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Researchers at Stanford have developed a new biosensor microchip that can accelerate the development of therapeutic drugs.
Developers of drug therapies have been searching for long-term drugs that are able to access cell receptors that regulate 'stress-suppressive reactions' in the human bod…
To find out if a person is in a 'drug' state, one must try a urine test. However, new inventions can easily detect this just because of fingerprints.
Thanks to a special saddle, the trainer can send a dog to search for drugs, deliver bullets to soldiers on the battlefield or save earthquake victims without having to s…
Japanese scientists have created microencapsulated capsules and absorbing drugs to extract rare metals from waste water.
At the Israeli Nano Seminar 2010, scientists have come up with the daring idea of bringing chemicals deep into the tumor by mini-submarines.
A hospital in the United States uses robots to transport drugs, medical supplies and commodities to minimize errors and operating costs.
American experts are about to test a tiny 'drugstore' that can be implanted in a patient's body.
New sensors to detect illegal chemicals and illegal drugs to combat crime and terrorism are being developed by scientists at the University of Belfast in Queen ...
The 5-minute drug detecting product has been officially announced by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hoang Manh Hung and colleagues of Biochemistry Department and professional document…
Today one can create microscopic 'pills' about the size of a virus containing drugs and other substances. In this way, the efficiency in transporting drugs and other sub…
A Spanish research institute has uncovered the existence of cocaine in the atmosphere of Madrid and Barcelona using new technology.
British scientists are building a fox-like robot to look for illegal drugs, weapons, explosives and illegal immigrants in cargo containers.
Scientists from London Nanotechnology Center are using a nano method to study vancomycin activity.
The Dutch electrician Philips has successfully built a tiny electronic device called the iPill which is capable of transporting the drug to the necessary sites within th…