Chinese scientists developed ultrasensitive organic phototransistors suitable for applications in flexible and wearable optoelectronic devices.
Month: May 2019
Biodegradation of Plastic Waste
Researchers in Germany exploit enzymes to break down and recycle the most widely-used plastic for packaging.
Finding a Use for Jellyfish
Biodegradable plastic made from Jellyfish.
3D Printing Enables Enhanced Human-Machine Interfaces
Designing a low-cost human-machine interface with specific function and desirable performance characteristics.
Advanced Characterization Methods at the Nanoscale
New to nano? A new Advanced Materials Tutorial Review highlights the most common characterization techniques for the nanoscale.
Next Generation Data Storage
Improving the density and longevity of information storage.
Generation of Pancreatic Ductal Organoids
Intact whole-mount immunostaining of organoids after growth for 14 days.
Global Carbon Dioxide Cooling
Carbon dioxide has been labelled as the main culprit driving global warming, but is now improving its reputation as an environmentally friendly refrigerant.
Journal of Polymer Science Award Winner: Patricia Dankers
The Journal of Polymer Science Innovation Award is now in its eighth year, and we are delighted to honor Patricia Dankers.
Glimmer of Hope for an HIV-1 Cure
Arsenic trioxide is a promising novel latency-reversing agent to achieve the goal of eradicating HIV-1.
Investigating the Role of the Gut in Bipolar Disorder
The human gut microbiome governs not only our physical health but mental well-being.
Brain Organoids to Study the Developing Human Brain
Brain organoids model normal human brain development and can be used to answer questions related to development, evolution, and disease.
Viral Modulation of RNA Alternative Splicing: A Key Player in Virus-Host Interactions?
Upon viral infection, a tug of war is triggered between host cells and viruses to gain control of vital cellular functions.
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