From an article posted by AZoNano: The American Cancer Society reports that every year, over 700,000 new liver cancer cases are diagnosed globally. Currently, the only way to cure liver cancer is to surgically remove the cancerous part from the liver or to perform organ transplantation. However, an international study carried out by researchers from [...]
From an article by Jorge Salazar at phys.org: It sounds like something out of the Borg in Star Trek. Nano-sized robots self-assemble to form biological machines that do the work that keeps one alive. And yet something like this really does go on. Every cell in our body - be they flesh and blood, brain and everything [...]
From an article by David Nield at Science Alert: A simple algorithm could explain the inner workings of human intelligence, and it could one day be encoded into artificial intelligence (AI) systems, researchers suggest. It's a mind-bending idea: that all the complex thoughts running through our heads are the product of a set of definable [...]
Aiming to intensify contribution in the field of Nano medicine, India on Thursday launched a first-of-its-kind Indian Society of Nano Medicine (ISNM). ISNM is an initiative which will bring several Indian nano technology researchers together and use it for slashing high cost of medicines, provide customised treatment and improve diagnostics. It's biggest advantage to the [...]
AIDA (Asteroid Impact and Deflection Assessment) is an international collaboration to demonstrate asteroid deflection by kinetic impact, consisting of two missions: the NASA DART (Double Asteroid Redirection Test) and the ESA (European Space Agency) AIM (Asteroid Impact Mission). DART is the kinetic impactor, targeted to the binary asteroid (65803) Didymos, in NASA Phase A study [...]
From Nanowerk (Source: By Arnab Hazari, Ph.D. student in Electrical Engineering, University of Michigan): For the past four decades, the electronics industry has been driven by what is called “Moore’s Law,” which is not a law but more an axiom or observation. Effectively, it suggests that the electronic devices double in speed and capability about [...]
From an article written by Michael Berger. Copyright © Nanowerk: Applications based on nanotechnology have become ever more significant economically in the past few years. They have become commonplace in the everyday lives of workers and consumers. Nanotechnology-based product innovations play an increasingly important role in many areas of life, such as health and nutrition, the [...]
From an article at reliawire.com written by James Anderson: Preliminary evidence that tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and other compounds found in marijuana can promote the cellular removal of amyloid beta, a toxic protein associated with Alzheimer’s disease, has been found by scientists from the Salk Institute. Although these exploratory studies were done in neurons grown in the [...]
From an article written by AZoNano: According to a recent UCL-led research, two-dimensional (2D) nanomaterials have been created by dissolving layered materials in liquids. The liquids can be used to apply the 2D nanomaterials across large areas and at minimal costs, paving the way for a number of important future applications. 2D nanomaterials, such as [...]
From an article at endgadget.com by Andrew Tarantola: The sun may look round from our viewing angle but it -- like most stars -- aren't as spherical as they seem. It's actually 10 kilometers wider at its equator than it is at its poles. This is due to stars' rate of spin and variances within their [...]
