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Peptides Bridge The Artificial And Biological
Genetically engineered peptides that can bridge the gap between synthetic materials and biomolecules could be used for ‘seamless’ bioelectronic devices.
Blood Cell-Sized Nanorobots Swim Towards The Light
This newly-developed light-guided nanobot can ‘dance’ and even spell out words at the researchers' whim.
Towards Zero-Discharge Seawater Desalination
Chinese researchers have developed a novel process that can produce pure drinking water without the highly concentrated waste products.
The World’s Thinnest Photodetector
Korean researchers have developed a photodetector that is ten times smaller than the current standard silicon diodes.
Found: Molecular Logic Board Of The Cell
The protein parafibromin acts like a ‘logic board,’ converting multiple external inputs into appropriate cellular outputs.
Use Salt To Achieve An Environmentally-Friendly ‘Lotus Effect’
Looking for a cheaper and more environmentally-friendly way to make surfaces water-repellant? Try salt.
Super-Kamiokande Is Poised To Catch A Supernova In Action
Supernovas are rare—only three or four happen every century—but the Super-Kamiokande scientists are ready to capture it with their detectors.
Cas9 Makes Detecting Pathogens More Flexible
Scientists have developed a universal pathogen detection system that can be easily programmed by Cas9 guide RNAs.
Mitochondrial Membrane Collapse Associated With ALS
The disruption of the mitochondria-associated membrane is an indicator of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, researchers say.