New nanoscale machines can kill cancer cells in minutes
Scientists have successfully developed tiny nanoscale machines capable of drilling into cancer cells and destroying them in an instant.
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Scientists have successfully developed tiny nanoscale machines capable of drilling into cancer cells and destroying them in an instant.
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Scientists at the Moscow State University (MGU) and the German Photon Jena Institute have created micro-silicon nanoparticles that contain drugs.
Cancer is always a horrifying terror for every person, we silently pray for a miracle or a remedy to heal this disease.
Shakki said anticancer nano drugs are currently being used in Iran to treat breast and prostate cancers.
Antibiotic resistance is a serious problem for humanity. Before the 1970s, bacterial infections were easily treated with a single antibiotic dose.
Dr. David Levy, the world's leading expert on artificial intelligence, insists that humans and robots can completely have children together.
In the new study, published in the journal Nano Small, Singapore researchers say they have created an antibacterial material that can kill E.coli within 30 seconds.
Researchers from the University of California, Irvine (UIC) have invented a lithium battery whose core is composed of nanofibers that can be recharged hundreds of thousa…
A domestic company has successfully produced a fire-proof and bullet-proof paint made from rice husk with a price of only 1/3 of the price of foreign fire-retardant pain…
A battery sensitive to temperature, thus preventing the risk of fire and equipment, newly invented in the United States.
The team of researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison invented the nanoscale generator (TENG), integrated into tires to help collect electricity during the whee…
In the future, will the high-pressure pain patches be replaced with nano-mesh?
Scientists from the University of Mining and Technology, South Dakota (SDMT - France) said on September 12 that they have invented an invisible card using cryptography.