China announced a breakthrough invention: Applying technology to create 'unprecedentedly durable' materials
The process is simple and cost-effective but creates materials that can be easily applied in transportation and aerospace.
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The process is simple and cost-effective but creates materials that can be easily applied in transportation and aerospace.
A recent study conducted by scientists at the University of Massachusetts School of Medicine shows that: Humans can see clearly at night if they are injected with nanopa…
This method has been applied in China to neuter cats without castration.
The 3D printed animal robot can move through the blood vessel, carry the drug nanoparticle and automatically eject it when it reaches its destination.
The scientists worked together to work on improving the storage density of optical drives.
According to Eurek Alert, scientists at Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden) have developed graphene nanoparticles integrated into medical plastic surfaces that ca…
New research by Canadian scientists shows for the first time the relationship between air-polluting nanoparticles and brain cancer.
Scientists from the National University of Science and Technology (NUST MISiS), together with their Czech and US colleagues, have developed a new implant material that h…
According to Innovation Toronto, scientists have found a way to turn plastic waste into useful liquid products - such as engine oil, lubricants, detergents and even cosm…
Nanotechnology is increasingly being explored to boost crop production and create more nutrients for humans, but there are still doubts about their long-term safety ...
This smart shirt made from cloth containing bioceramic nanoparticles can reduce stress to the wearer, improve blood flow and enhance health.
From the 40s of the last century, people have created an aluminum alloy (called AA 7075) with a hardness equivalent to steel but weighing only 1/3, it promises to be use…
In theory, with higher performance and more efficient use of energy, we expect it will replace silicon chips.
The nano-copper chloride salt introduced into micronutrient fertilizer has two 'fattening' effects and kills bacteria and viruses that cause disease in plants.