Nano-switches in the cell
Researchers have discovered a new mechanism for the regulation of protein synthesis.
Feb 2nd, 2018
Read moreResearchers have discovered a new mechanism for the regulation of protein synthesis.
Feb 2nd, 2018
Read moreThe newly started H2020 GRACIOUS project will develop a highly innovative science-based framework that supports the assessment of risk posed by the ever increasing array of nanomaterials on the market and under development.
Feb 2nd, 2018
Read moreScientists have provided the first evidence of a hidden superconducting state above the superconducting transition temperature. Such a state has been elusive to detect since it is invisible to most experimental probes.
Feb 2nd, 2018
Read moreA supercomputer simulated more than 11,000 compounds to find promising materials for a new type of solar cell.
Feb 2nd, 2018
Read moreNew review article discusses the challenges facing flexible mechanical metamaterials.
Feb 2nd, 2018
Read moreDiscoveries will help realize the promise of faster, energy-efficient spintronic computers and ultra-high-capacity data storage.
Feb 1st, 2018
Read moreScientists have tracked electrons moving through exotic materials that may make up the next generation of computing hardware.
Feb 1st, 2018
Read moreApplying topological physics to lasing creates more highly efficient and robust lasers.
Feb 1st, 2018
Read moreIn a series of experiments, researchers experienced weightlessness testing graphene?s application in space.
Feb 1st, 2018
Read moreMXene material could improve sensors that sniff.
Feb 1st, 2018
Read moreSelf-assembling platform effectively delivers inhibitory RNA molecules to targeted cell populations.
Feb 1st, 2018
Read moreDeveloping 2D materials similar to graphene remains a challenge, but chemists are making progress - moving closer to smaller and faster electronics and photonics.
Feb 1st, 2018
Read morePhysicists have discovered unexpected friction while rotating superfluid helium.
Feb 1st, 2018
Read moreChemists have shown that ZnO nanoparticles produced by a new self-supporting organometallic method are safe for human cells. Now it's only one step towards innovative applications.
Feb 1st, 2018
Read moreA highly versatile deposition process already used to manufacture aircraft parts and other expensive, delicate surfaces is now 3-D modeled to show the effects of temperature for the first time.
Feb 1st, 2018
Read moreNew research describes how a new family of two-dimensional transition metal carbides, known as MXenes, could be used to harvest wasted frictional energy, for example, from muscle contractions during typing or walking.
Feb 1st, 2018
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