Trifold stimuli-responsive shape memory in hydrogels is realized by combining donor-acceptor interaction with G-quadruplexes and DNA base pairing.
Trifold stimuli-responsive shape memory in hydrogels is realized by combining donor-acceptor interaction with G-quadruplexes and DNA base pairing.
A recent paper describes improvements to a system that isolates circulating tumor cells from healthy cells in the blood using acoustic waves.
Biodegradeable medical devices made from wax might one day remove the need for surgical implant removal.
Rapid printing of 3D objects is achieved using a new approach: Solution Mask Liquid Lithography (SMaLL).
Complicated bulk multicomponent nanostructures with more than two components are fabricated.
Disposable and flexible electronics made from paper could provide a cost-effective alternate to current electronic device materials.
Broadband and ultrathin infrared stealth sheets are prepared that can hide macroscopic 3D objects.
The complex structure of the fish iris is investigated.
How to pick the petals from microflowers.
Bird feather microstructure exhibits an astonishing water-assisted ability of self-repair, which enables birds to replace their plumage only once per year.