Posts Tagged ‘biomedical engineering’
Science & Technology - Wednesday, August 25, 2010 13:05 - 2 Comments
Grafts yield patterned nano-brushes
DUKE (US)—Engineers have developed a novel approach to synthesize miniscule bristles known as nano-brushes, which are currently being used in biologic sensors and microscopic devices, such as microcantilevers. Continue…
- Scaffold sizes up stem cell force
- Suicidal cells go ‘pop’
- Device detects preterm labor in pregnancy
- Melting needles make vaccines painless
- Dual screening pinpoints cancer in women
- How to drop nanowires on cell targets
- Maintaining mobility with ‘Smart Walker’
- Quantum dots detect rare cancer cells
- To predict hardened arteries, go with the flow
- Engineered lungs act like the real thing
- 3-D look inside a whole mouse
- Consumer-grade camera detects cancer cells
- Clever knifefish hunts by biomechanics
- Glass slivers conduct current at the nanoscale
- ‘Ink’ technology prints medicine on pills
- Med pouch helps protect infants from HIV
- Final liftoff for space shuttle Atlantis
- ‘Spider’ molecules behave like nanorobots
- Team builds centrifuge for $30
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In Today’s ScienceBlogs
- No! Not the turtles! [Pharyngula] September 10, 2010
- We've lost one of the greats: George C. Williams [Pharyngula] September 10, 2010
- Free the rivers! [Greg Laden's Blog] September 10, 2010
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