Read article: Amino acids allow bacterial ‘nanowires’ to conduct electricity
Amino acids allow bacterial ‘nanowires’ to conduct electricity
Research could allow similar materials to be synthesized in the lab
Read article: Amino acids allow bacterial ‘nanowires’ to conduct electricity
Read article: Intense terahertz pulses cause DNA damage and repair
Intense terahertz pulses cause DNA damage and repair
Pulses show potential for medical therapy
Read article: Nanotube transistors detect cancer biomarkers
Nanotube transistors detect cancer biomarkers
New technique could give conventional immunoassays a run for their money
Read article: How can we engineer human tissue?
How can we engineer human tissue?
Mehdi Nikkhah explains the general principles of tissue engineering
Read article: Can we print human body parts?
Can we print human body parts?
Luiz Bertassoni explains how organs can be produced using 3D printers
Read article: Graphene transistors give bioelectronics a boost
Graphene transistors give bioelectronics a boost
Devices could find use in retinal implants
Read article: Human hearing is highly nonlinear
Human hearing is highly nonlinear
Ability to determine pitch and timing of sounds beats uncertainty limit
Read article: Digital files stored and retrieved using DNA memory
Digital files stored and retrieved using DNA memory
Double-helix archive could preserve vast amounts of data
Read article: Proteins boost quantum coherence in bacteria
Proteins boost quantum coherence in bacteria
Study sheds new light on photosynthesis
Read article: Our favourite pictures of 2012
Our favourite pictures of 2012
From bio-engineered jellyfish and levitating drops to lunar landscapes
