In 1959, Richard Feynman delivered a lecture titled “There’s Plenty of Room at the Bottom,” which had a significant impact on the future development of nanotechnology. Micro-robots are an important branch of nanotechnology. Although they differ from conventional robots in composition, structure, and application, they share certain commonalities in their definition as semi-autonomous or fully … Read more
In the 1966 American science fiction film “Fantastic Voyage,” several American doctors shrink a submarine to a size smaller than a red blood cell and send it through blood vessels into the brain to clear a clot blocking the brain, ultimately saving a scientist’s life. From this film, we can see that the concept of … Read more
Authors: Wang Jizhuang, Shi Lei, Cao Qinyi, Li Dan The creativity of nature is breathtaking, capable of shaping intricate and intelligent life structures and forms at the micro-nano scale, such as DNA, ribosomes, bacteriophages, and Escherichia coli. In the field of engineering, scientists are striving to mimic the wonders of nature, aiming to create similar … Read more
iNature Self-assembling hydrogels for mechanical support and drug delivery have been widely studied in the context of traumatic brain injury (TBI). However, most self-assembling hydrogels rely on polymer carriers or the introduction of exogenous inactive substances, often raising biosafety concerns and making clinical translation difficult. On October 9, 2024, a research paper titled “Small Molecule … Read more
Source: Sensor Expert Network Chip project team recruitment! ◀ Click to view! Sensor technology is the cornerstone of modern innovation, playing a critical role across various industries such as healthcare, environmental monitoring, and consumer electronics. Its integration with smart devices facilitates real-time data collection and analysis, driving automation, enhancing efficiency, and ensuring higher safety. As … Read more