Gold, Magnets and MXenes: How Nanomaterials Are Rewriting Rapid DNA Diagnostics
A new review details how gold nanoparticles, magnetic particles and two-dimensional materials are enhancing isothermal amplification assays across sample preparation,...
Charles Cole is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Nanomaterials coverage.
A new review details how gold nanoparticles, magnetic particles and two-dimensional materials are enhancing isothermal amplification assays across sample preparation,...
A new in vitro study finds that mesoporous silica and graphene oxide both reduce cell viability and significantly increase mutations...
A new review argues that tumor acidity, hypoxia, reactive oxygen species and microbial cues can fundamentally alter the degradation, activation...
A poly(acrylic acid)-coated LiYF₄ upconversion nanoink enables water-based inkjet printing of covert QR codes that decode reliably under near-infrared illumination.
Adding carbon nanotubes to Cu1/2Tl1/2-1234 superconducting composites shrinks the unit cell, lowers the critical temperature and suppresses dielectric losses while...
An in-vitro study found that adding bacterial cellulose nanocrystals to resin-modified glass ionomer cement preserved its mechanical properties, while 2-methacryloyloxyethyl...
A new review maps how lipid nanoparticles, polymeric carriers, nanomicelles, macrophage-targeted immunotherapy and nanoparticle-driven photothermal and magnetic ablation could shift...
A new review argues that biomolecules from plants, algae and bacteria can replace toxic solvents and energy-intensive processes in the...
A new review warns that nano-enabled water treatment systems generate their own pollution—secondary nanowaste—whose environmental fate, toxicity, and monitoring remain...
A Frontiers in Carbon research collection led by women scientists showcases carbon nanomaterials advancing water treatment, flexible sensors, biomedical devices...
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