Automated imaging of cells in developing plants is described in a paper published this week in Nature Methods. These methods will permit a more detailed understanding of the cellular behaviors that underlie plant growth and development.
Jun 13th, 2010
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For the first time ever, a European research team has managed to use attosecond laser pulses to observe the motion electrons in molecules.
Jun 13th, 2010
Read moreInitiatives to enable critical advances for health care, military, IT and automotive applications.
Jun 12th, 2010
Read moreResearchers working toward cure for pigmentosa; other retinal diseases.
Jun 12th, 2010
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As part of its ongoing series of live webinars on AFM technology and advancements, Veeco Instruments Inc. will be hosting a free online seminar on 'Atomic Force Microscopy: Characterizing Biomaterials at the Nanoscale'.
Jun 11th, 2010
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One property of gold nanoparticles stands in the way of many nanotechnological developments: They're sticky. Gold nanoparticles can be engineered to attract specific biomolecules, but they also stick to many other unintended particles - often making them inefficient at their designated task. MIT researchers have found a way to turn this drawback into an advantage.
Jun 11th, 2010
Read moreDamit die Dosis eines Medikaments kuenftig so niedrig wie therapeutisch moeglich gehalten werden kann, sollen die Wirkstoffe in Zukunft direkt zum Zielort im Organismus transportiert und dort erst freigesetzt werden. Dafuer sollen sie in Nanopartikel eingeschlossen werden, die ihre Fracht nur bei einem bestimmten pH-Wert, einer definierten Temperatur oder unter anderen spezifischen Bedingungen freigeben.
Jun 11th, 2010
Read moreThe loss of electrical resistance of a metal particle is also a matter of its size. A group of researchers has now proven that the temperature below which a material becomes a superconductor can increase dramatically, when the material is present as spherical nanoparticles.
Jun 11th, 2010
Read morePrinted on the waistband and in constant contact with the skin is an electronic biosensor, designed to measure blood pressure, heart rate and other vital signs.
Jun 11th, 2010
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Motile bacteria switch between swimming patterns through conformational changes to a constituent protein of the propeller-like flagellum.
Jun 11th, 2010
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Researchers in Australia have created microchips using silk fibres. In the lab they have demonstrated that these microchips can measure oxygen using haemoglobin embedded in the silk.
Jun 11th, 2010
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With controlled stretching of molecules, Cornell researchers have demonstrated that single-molecule devices can serve as powerful new tools for fundamental science experiments. Their work has resulted in detailed tests of long-existing theories on how electrons interact at the nanoscale.
Jun 10th, 2010
Read morePhysicists in Europe have successfully glimpsed the motion of electrons in molecules. The results are a major boon for the research world. Knowing how electrons move within molecules will facilitate observations and fuel our understanding of chemical reactions.
Jun 10th, 2010
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Scientists have made a breakthrough toward creating nanocircuitry on graphene, widely regarded as the most promising candidate to replace silicon as the building block of transistors.
Jun 10th, 2010
Read moreTekes and the Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai renewed the cooperation agreement for an additional five years.
Jun 10th, 2010
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The University of Glasgow is playing a key role in a 26M Euro European project called MODERN looking at how to design the next generation computer chips - using variable and unreliable nanotransistors.
Jun 10th, 2010
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