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Linking large and small
Connecting microfluidic devices may not be as problematic in the future as it is now.
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A rosette for surgical structures
Nanotechnology helps bone regrowth around artificial implants.
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Argenta set to license oncology programme
Argenta's oncology programme is now ready for licensing and the company is 'having serious conversations' over this with several companies.
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Beware the 'lucrative' research grant
Academic researchers world-wide need to get up to speed with ongoing changes to patent legislation or face potentially grave financial consequences.
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Nanomaterials to the core
Nanomaterials with a core and a shell made from the same material have been synthesised for the first time.
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Nanotube bolognaise, anyone?
Reinforcing polymers with carbon nanotubes; it's all on the surface.
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Physical chemistry helps biology
A new biolabel to help biologists monitor dynamic processes in biological systems is being developed by a team at Utrecht University in The Netherlands.
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Picking the bones of drug delivery
Supercritical CO2 offers a novel route to controlled protein release.
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Polychromic plastics: the magic starts here
Chemists open the doors to new applications for colour-changing polymers.
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Prions show the strain
US researchers suggest that a single protein gives different prion properties.
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Propelling self assembly
A new cage molecule with a unique 'double-propellor' structure and interesting magnetic properties has been prepared in a collaboration between universities.
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Rice straw: come hell or high water
Attempts to turn rice straw, the inedible remains of the rice crop, into a wood substitute are beginning to shed light on a host of properties that might exceed even those of humble wood.
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Technological advance from Nature's design
Letting Nature do the hard work in preparing complex structures for microdevices is looking more likely thanks to a team of materials scientists from Ohio State University and the Georgia Institute of Technology, US.