Read article: Gallium-doped bioactive glass kills 99% of bone cancer cells
Gallium-doped bioactive glass kills 99% of bone cancer cells
New therapy kills cancerous cells while stimulating growth of new healthy bone
Read article: Gallium-doped bioactive glass kills 99% of bone cancer cells
Read article: Metasurfaces make a single-shot polarization imaging system
Metasurfaces make a single-shot polarization imaging system
New method might find applications in biomedicine
Read article: Bacterial nanowires make an electrical grid in the soil
Bacterial nanowires make an electrical grid in the soil
Anaerobic bacteria depend upon a single family of proteins to transfer extra electrons they produce to electric hairs on their surface
Read article: Hair helps keep us cool in hot weather, infrared study reveals
Hair helps keep us cool in hot weather, infrared study reveals
Longer wavelength radiation is emitted easily by hair
Read article: Bacteria-resistant alloy improves infection control in implant surgeries
Bacteria-resistant alloy improves infection control in implant surgeries
A novel titanium alloy could create load-bearing implants with inherent antibacterial response
Read article: Magnetoelectric implants enable remote restoration of nerve function
Magnetoelectric implants enable remote restoration of nerve function
Engineered metamaterial exhibits novel electromagnetic effects that enable wireless stimulation of nerve cells
Read article: Improved electrospray deposition technique could bring jab-free vaccinations
Improved electrospray deposition technique could bring jab-free vaccinations
New approach coats microneedle arrays with biomaterials and bioactive compounds more efficiently than before
Read article: Nanowire scaffold supports artificial heart tissue
Nanowire scaffold supports artificial heart tissue
Silicon-based cardiac organoids encourage healthy tissue development in rat hearts
Read article: Brownian motion study shows real tears are more viscous than artificial ones
Brownian motion study shows real tears are more viscous than artificial ones
Technique could lead to improved treatments for dry eye syndrome and other medical conditions
Read article: Why fungi could hold the key to eco-friendly, fire-resistant buildings
Why fungi could hold the key to eco-friendly, fire-resistant buildings
Motivated by the deadly Grenfell Tower fire and the drive for sustainable construction, two independent teams of researchers are developing new ways to exploit the fungus among us
