Researchers developed a pH-responsive graphene nanomaterial that evades the immune system in blood and targets cancer cells in acidic tumors for safer, more precise therapy.

Researchers provide a new framework for designing soft materials that mimic a form of molecular organization seen in living systems.

First-of-its-kind multimodal study reveals that smaller catalytic nanoparticles transform while converting carbon dioxide, ...

Atomic orbitals (red & blue), which determine how far electrons can move around their originating atom in a material, can ...

Researchers developed a transparent, ultra-thin polymer that conducts electricity like metal, promising major advances for ...

Researchers have found that a fair number of sun-like stars emerge with their rotational axis tilted with respect to their ...

Scientists developed a method for the computer-based design of artificial proteins, with a focus on custom biocatalysts for ...

Robots acting as macroscale analogs of active nanoparticles stop moving through friction alone, revealing a self-sustained ...

Scientists achieve the first direct measurement of the quantum metric tensor in black phosphorus, advancing understanding of ...

( Nanowerk News) University of Warwick astronomers have uncovered compelling evidence that a nearby white dwarf is in fact ...

Researchers are building better satellite IoT systems to improve global coverage, reduce delays, and meet the growing demand ...

Researchers engineered a robotic folding sheet that can crawl across a surface as well as grasp and lift various objects.