April’s top Advanced Healthcare Materials papers.
April’s top Advanced Healthcare Materials papers.
Elena Vasileva and co-workers develop an organic laser by embedding an organic dye into transparent wood.
New book series “Nanotechnology Innovation and Applications” – out now! The book series “Nanotechnology Innovation and Applications” was initiated and overseen by Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Marcel Van de Voorde who has more than 40 years’ experience in European research...
3D-printed transparent glass is prepared using a two-step method that shows promise for the creation of glass optics as well as intricate glass structures.
A new targeted chemotherapeutic nano-medicine NANOPt-pan, composed of Panitumumab and DACHPt (the active form of Oxaliplatin), could passively and actively target EGFR over-expressing tumors and effectively target both KRAS wild type- and mutant-tumors.
Cancer is a disease that is responsible for an overwhelming number of deaths worldwide. The conventional therapeutic approaches used for treatment can be ineffective. inducing prominent side effects.
Engineerined protein nanofibrils show a much higher binding capacity for antibody purification compared to current gold standard.
Sperm cells are attractive as propulsion sources or as functional components in robotic microswimmers to realize complex tasks in the body.
A Ni2O3 phase as a highly possible filament structure, where the Ni2O3 phase was directly observed by high-resolution TEM in the unipolar NiO thin films by comparing low resistance state and high resistance state samples.
For the first time tumor spheroid formation can be observed in transparent liquid marbles.