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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…
Ultra-thin diamond films drilled with microscopic laser pores can be used as a screening device for many patients with renal impairment.
Research at Purdue University shows that synthetic carbon molecules called fullerenes, or buckyballs, are more likely to be accumulated in animal tissue.
New York researchers report on developing the world's thinnest balloon, made from a single atomic graphite. No gas molecules can penetrate the sphere enclosed by thi…
Developed by the University of Twente - Netherlands, a new type of filter can withstand high temperatures for a long time. This molecular-sized filter is capable of remo…
Nanoscience and nanotechnology (nanoscience and nanotechnology) is a survey subject, investigating the properties of microscopic materials, to manipulate (manipulate), o…
Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are building a tiny sensor used to detect a number of toxic gases including toxic industrial chemicals and a…
US researchers are developing an ultra-thin glue that will become more adhesive when heated. It can be used to
The smell of stingy plastic from new cars makes it hard for people to breathe, but they do not seem to be toxic, although it can increase allergies.
Japanese scientists have created the world's smallest cutting tool - molecular pullers that are light-activated. They can be used to control genes, proteins, and oth…
The synthetic molecule that simulates chlorophyll in plants may someday be the foundation for high-performance solar cells, said University of Sydney professor Max Cross…
Apple juice and grains, not oil, could be a raw material for some plastics and pharmaceuticals in the future, thanks to a new chemical process set up by US scientists.
Researchers have successfully developed innovative polymer devices that detect small amounts of explosive vapors. This work is described in the sheet
Scientists at the California Institute of Technology have succeeded in creating the world's smallest, smallest smiley, in nanoseconds - just a few thousandths of the…
In 2003, the Human Genome Map Project ended with nearly 25,000 human genes being decoded. Now people are racing to have a genetic map for each person at a cheap price. T…