NANOTECHNOLOGY

NanoCar Race Starts Next Fall

NANOTECHNOLOGY 12.16.2015 02:58 AM

France will be hosting the first ever NanoCar Race. France will host the first ever NanoCar Race. This is a race between molecule cars as all of the participants will dispatch "cars" so small they are invisible to the naked eye.

Russia Proposes Nanotechnology In Stopping Climate Change

12.08.2015 04:12 AM

One of Russia's proposals in the Paris climate talks was taking advantage of nanotechnology in the production of top pollutant materials.

PS4 Passed The 30 Million Mark And Leads The Race

11.25.2015 23:42 PM

Sony is the leading gaming console company on the market today. The gaming industry has certainly generated a serious amount of dollars over the years.

Stanford Engineers Created Artificial Skin that senses Touch

10.20.2015 02:34 AM

The invention of the first material to sense pressure and at the same time transmit signal to the nervous system.

Nanotechnology: A New Regimen For Cancer

09.10.2015 20:03 PM

Nanotechnology is still under study with regard to its applicability to children; however, this has already been employed in adults.

US President Candidate's Platform To Fight Aging And Death

09.06.2015 18:37 PM

One of the candidates for the American presidential elections comes with the original political platform of boosting anti-aging and life extension research investing.

Wal-Mart Starts the Christmas Season

09.03.2015 19:36 PM

Wal-Mart is giving you a headstart for the Holiday Season. The world's largest retailer Wal-Mart opens up the Christmas season by launching its Holiday Lay Away plan four months before Christmas.

Researchers Design Elastic Drug Delivery Technology

08.26.2015 00:37 AM

Researchers have developed a drug delivery technology that release drugs whenever a patch applied to the skin is stretched.

Scientists Design Self-Replicating DNA Nanostructures

08.26.2015 00:30 AM

According to scientists, it is possible to engineer self-replicating DNA nanostructures. According to South Korean and Japanese scientists from the Sungkyunkwan University and Tohoku University, it possible to engineer self-replicating nanomaterials and nanostructures.

Nanoscopic Pores Are Used By Researchers To Investigate Protein Structure

08.25.2015 23:02 PM

Researchers designed a new method of gene sequencing a strand of DNA's bases that can also be applied to proteins as a way to better undertand their structure.

New Technique Allows Lighting Up Cancer Cells To Discover Diseased Cells In Low Concentrations

08.25.2015 22:40 PM

Researchers in China have developed nanocrystals to be used in the next generation of medical imaging technologies.

Study Finds That DNA Can Assemble Into Nanostructures

08.25.2015 19:13 PM

Experiments performed by a physicist at the University of York have provided new understanding of how DNA assembles into nanostructures.

Medical Nanotechnology Breakthrought Will Change Mankind Forever

08.12.2015 21:57 PM

Mankind will be changed forever by the advances in the emerging field of medical nanotechnology. It has been speculated since long by futurists that nanotechnology will revolutionize virtually every field of our lives, medicine making no exception.

Flexing Some Muscle—How Onions May Be The Next Endeavor in Biomedical Engineering

05.05.2015 16:47 PM

While it may sound silly, it turns out onion tweezers may turn out to be the next endeavor in the study of biomedical engineering. And while this root vegetable is known to pack a pungent smell, it turns out that its epidermal cells pack quite a punch too—enough to even inspire artificial muscle formation. Okay, so this one needs a bit more explaining.

Not Sugary Sweet, But New Artificial Photosynthesis May Change the Game Altogether

04.17.2015 12:45 PM

Now, it’s not the first endeavor into artificial photosynthesis, but it may be the most successful on account of its hybrid technology. And by creating a system of semiconducting nanowires, paired with bacteria, researchers with the U.S. Department of Energy and University of California, Berkeley believe that they may change the biotechnology game by converting carbon dioxide into something else, instead of a sugary sweet treat.

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