Nanotechnology

Magnetic Microalgae Pave Way for Precision Drug Delivery in Human Tissue
Tech & Innovation Magnetic Microalgae Pave Way for Precision Drug Delivery in Human Tissue

A groundbreaking breakthrough by researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems (MPI-IS) in Stuttgart has led to the transformation of single-cell green microalgae into magnetically controlled microrobots, showcasing exciting potential for the future of targeted drug delivery in

Sound Waves and Flower-Like Nanoparticles Revolutionize Drug Delivery
Tech & Innovation Sound Waves and Flower-Like Nanoparticles Revolutionize Drug Delivery

Nanomedicine has made remarkable strides since the 1950s, revolutionizing the way drugs are delivered within the body. A recent breakthrough by scientists at ETH Zürich leverages sound waves to control microscopic flower-like zinc oxide particles for targeted drug delivery, marking a significant

Innovative Alternatives Sought After Cancer Trial Yields Disappointing Results
Research & Development Innovative Alternatives Sought After Cancer Trial Yields Disappointing Results

In a significant effort to find alternative treatments for head and neck cancer patients who cannot use cisplatin due to its harmful side effects, researchers conducted a new clinical trial that unfortunately provided discouraging results. Cisplatin is a widely used chemotherapy drug known for its

How Do Drug-Based Nanostructures Enhance Targeted Cancer Therapy?
Tech & Innovation How Do Drug-Based Nanostructures Enhance Targeted Cancer Therapy?

Cancer therapy has always been a challenging field, with the need to balance efficacy and minimize side effects. Traditional treatments often lack precision, leading to systemic toxicity and reduced patient quality of life. In recent years, the development of drug-based nanostructures has emerged

Can Artificial Neurons Bridge the Gap Between Tech and Biology?
Tech & Innovation Can Artificial Neurons Bridge the Gap Between Tech and Biology?

The creation and development of high-performance artificial neurons have marked a significant milestone in the field of advanced perception systems. This breakthrough, achieved through collaboration between Northwestern University and Georgia Tech, has led to the development of a novel

DARPA Funds OSU's $11.9M Nanotech Project for Military Health Protection
Research & Development DARPA Funds OSU's $11.9M Nanotech Project for Military Health Protection

The U.S. Department of Defense has awarded a substantial grant of $11.9 million to the Oregon State University (OSU) College of Pharmacy, with the aim of developing advanced drug delivery technologies specifically designed to protect military personnel from various health threats encountered in

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