Flash of Light Turns Bone Mineral Synthesis From Days Into Milliseconds
Researchers have synthesized nanoscale whitlockite, the second most abundant mineral in human bone, in milliseconds using intense pulsed light and ...
Tag: biomaterials
Cannabidiol Sponge Implanted at Injury Site Cuts Brain Swelling After Trauma in Rats
A CBD-loaded gelatin sponge implanted directly into rat brain wounds sustained local drug release for 48 hours, reducing cerebral edema, ...
3D Bioprinted Scaffolds That Coach the Immune System to Rebuild Bone
A new review in Materials Today Bio explains how 3D bioprinting can actively orchestrate immune responses, rather than suppress them, ...
Pineapple Waste Enzymes Outperform Commercial Proteases in Extracting Collagen from Pork Bones
Researchers in South Korea have shown that a crude enzyme extract from discarded pineapple cores extracts more collagen from pork ...
Type II Collagen Scaffold Switches On a Genetic Circuit That Keeps Cartilage Young
A type II collagen–hyaluronic acid scaffold keeps chondrocytes in their healthy cartilage state for months and repairs full-thickness joint defects ...
Electroacupuncture Meets a Smart Hydrogel to Rebuild Injured Spinal Cords
A conductive, antioxidant hydrogel loaded with stem cells and paired with electroacupuncture suppressed ferroptosis and restored motor function in mice ...
Zirconia–Silver Sol–Gel Coating Fights Implant Infections Without Blocking Bone Growth
Italian researchers have developed a sol–gel zirconia–silver coating for titanium implants that significantly reduces Staphylococcus aureus colonization while preserving normal ...
Giant Molecular Threads Supercharge Neuron Growth
Northwestern University scientists have developed giant, precisely segmented supramolecular polymers that dramatically enhance neuron growth and activity through dynamic electrostatic ...
Microneedle Patch Delivers Timed One-Two Punch to Heal Heart Attack Damage
A core-shell microneedle patch that releases an NLRP3 inhibitor within minutes and sustains bFGF for two weeks markedly improved cardiac ...
Smart Nanomaterials Could Finally Heal the Wounds That Refuse to Close
A new review in Results in Chemistry details how smart nanomaterials, from ROS-scavenging cerium oxide to stimuli-responsive hydrogels, could transform ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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