Nanoparticles

01.01.16

Transportation

Nanoparticle-enhanced metals could radically change cars

UCLA scientists created a metal with 'record breaking' strength and stiffness-to-weight.

By Autoblog, 01.01.16

12.14.15

Nanoparticle-based windows could switch colors on demand

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Gadgetry

Nanoparticle-based windows could switch colors on demand

The same materials inside stained glass windows could lead to color-changing windows.

By J. Fingas, 12.14.15

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10.31.15

Medicine-covered nanoparticles could help stroke victims

Scientists combined existing blood clot busting techniques with tiny nanoparticles to help stroke victims

By R. Lawler, 10.31.15

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09.25.15

This tiny nanoscale wrench can tinker with molecules

Utilizing molecular chirality has lead to the development of the cutest wrench you'll (never) see.

By C. Klimovski, 09.25.15

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08.10.15

Nano-sized 'yolks' should lead to longer-lasting batteries

Eggs might just inspire a breakthrough in battery longevity.

By J. Fingas, 08.10.15

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03.18.15

Light therapy now treats even the deepest cancer

Light therapy is a safe, easy way to kill cancer and treat other diseases, but it's normally limit...

By J. Fingas, 03.18.15

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02.02.15

Scientists make a Mobius strip of laser light

Unless you count incidents in Star Trek episodes, Möbius strips don't really occur in nature...

By J. Fingas, 02.02.15

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12.16.14

Scientists dream up a credit card that no one can forge

One downside of bank cards is that, with the right equipment and know-how, they're pretty easy to...

By D. Cooper, 12.16.14

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08.28.14

Researchers working on nanobots that directly attack tumors to cure cancer

For all the advancements we've made with technology and medicine, a cure for cancer still eludes u...

By T. Seppala, 08.28.14

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07.14.14

$20 reusable chip detects type-1 diabetes quickly and cheaply

Researchers from Stanford University have developed a microchip that could make it much less costl...

By S. Dent, 07.14.14

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Nanoparticles

Nanoparticle-enhanced metals could radically change cars

Nanoparticle-based windows could switch colors on demand

Medicine-covered nanoparticles could help stroke victims

This tiny nanoscale wrench can tinker with molecules

Nano-sized 'yolks' should lead to longer-lasting batteries

Light therapy now treats even the deepest cancer

Scientists make a Mobius strip of laser light

Scientists dream up a credit card that no one can forge

Researchers working on nanobots that directly attack tumors to cure cancer

$20 reusable chip detects type-1 diabetes quickly and cheaply

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