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Explore the significant and revolutionary effects of innovation across different sectors, including consumer electronics and medical applications in piezo materials

Longtime AAPS member, Robert S. Langer, rewarded for contributions including the development of the first nano-engineered materials for the controlled release of drug molecules

Compact quantum sensor improves process and quality control by analyzing particles in real time

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INTEGRA Biosciences awards Technische Universität Braunschweig at the 2023 iGEM synthetic biology competition

Sustainable nanomaterials are tackling PFAS contamination and pain biosensing whilst preventing harmful knock-on effects on the environment

Researchers explore the challenges of scaling and combining quantum devices (qubits) for applications like climate modeling

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Dr. Daniela Gomes shares her work on metal oxide nanostructures and reveals how advanced microscopes from ZEISS have transformed the quality and impact of her group's research

Prof. Roberto Torresi shares his current research aimed at enhancing the capacity, safety, and sustainability of energy storage systems

Simplified, standardized, and accelerated sample preparation for discovery and translational research

In this guest editorial, Denis Smit from Micropore Technologies outlines the challenges faced in lipid nanoparticle development and manufacturing

Particle Works combines a strong heritage in engineering with scientific knowledge, microfluidic expertise and in-house chip fabrication

Rice process customizes one-, two- or three-element doping for applications

the first-of-its-kind module has a tunable frequency range from 0.42 to 2 THz

Researchers at JHU are excited to show their findings on this new material

Meet the women who are making a critical impact in the fields of food science, nanomedicine, and healthcare

UCSC chemists developed a simple method to make aluminum nanoparticles that split water and generate hydrogen gas rapidly under ambient conditions Peer-Reviewed Publication

Simulations have led to the fabrication of a polymer-DNA gel that could be used in tissue regeneration and robotics.

Exploration of two-dimensional perovskite in device settings yields promise for technology

Tazdik Patwary Plateau reveals how lab product reviews help him exchange knowledge with other scientists

Advances in microscopy reveal source of phonons’ puzzling behavior

Learn how nanoparticles are transforming drug delivery in healthcare, and how ultrafiltration technology is being used for analysis and optimization of nanoparticle workflows