
Remotely controlled silicon structures could help treat disease
“Electroceuticals” makes its debut
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“Electroceuticals” makes its debut
A breakthrough printing technique could create improved neural networks for fundamental studies and applications in neuroscience
Bioengineered paramagnetic nanoparticle probes can detect calcium ion dynamics with magnetic resonance imaging
New organ-on-a-chip promises more accurate drug screening plus fresh insights into liver disease
New finding will be important for designing electronic device materials that can more efficiently carry excess heat away
New images reveal hitherto unseen structural changes in dendritic spines as they become bigger during learning
Nozzle-free technique can print "master" stem cells without damaging them
Creating energy-saving glasses and films based on nanocrystals that block all ultraviolet and infrared radiation while remaining transparent to visible light
NaYF4 particles could be ideal in theranostic applications and targeted in vivo imaging
IBM team measures the energy levels of single molecules on insulators for the first time