Orally administered nano-in-micro composites limit the undesirable side effects associated with other inflammatory bowel disease treatments.
Results for "nanoparticles"
Low-Cost Printing of Conductive Copper Electrodes for Flexible Electronics
Sintering metal-organic decomposition inks at low temperatures for printed electronics applications.
Nanomedicines for Improved Treatment of Ocular Diseases
Understanding the interactions, permeability, and partitioning of drug delivery systems in ocular tissues can improve the drug retention time and bioavailability.
Waking a Killer Instinct: Lymphocyte Activation
Investigating the impact of the physical environment on immune cell activation.
10 Years of Research at the Adolphe Merkle Institute
Small publishes a special issue to highlight the ongoing research at the Adolphe Merkle Institute.
Hidden Structures: Nanocrystal Inks for Anticounterfeiting Patterns
High-resolution anti-counterfeiting patterns with two-level information encoding are revealed using a one-step, in situ nanocrystal-ink-printing process.
Hall of Fame Highlight: Zhiyong Tang
Zhiyong Tang on the highlights of his career and science.
Hall of Fame Highlight: Xun Wang
Prof. Xun Wang reflects on a moment of inspiration, his current research on sub-nanomaterials, and other research inspiring him today.
Hall of Fame Highlight: Robert S. Langer
Robert Langer talking about the future of drug delivery systems, his philosophy, and his efforts to make the world a better place.
Packaging Moving Particles in Solid Materials
A visible color change occurs when active nanocomposites are heated and re-cooled, which is attributed to the mobility of the nanoparticles embedded inside the material.
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