medical
A research team from McGill University, Canada, has unveiled a groundbreaking innovation — the world's first micro bio-printer with a diameter of just 2.7 millimeters, as reported in the journal…
Researchers at Brunel University London have discovered that Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a common hospital pathogen, can degrade polycaprolactone (PCL), a biodegradable plastic widely used in medical devices such as sutures, implants,…
An international research team led by Penn State University has developed a miniature flexible robot capable of navigating through disaster debris to locate survivors or delivering medication precisely within the…
Researchers Induce Chirality in Borophene, Expanding Potential for Advanced Sensors and Implantable Medical Devices
Researchers at Pennsylvania State University have made a significant breakthrough in the field of nanomaterials by inducing chirality in borophene, an atomically thin boron material. Borophene, which was first synthesized…
