Degradable Microrobots for Targeted Cancer Therapy

Degradable Microrobots for Targeted Cancer Therapy

Accurately delivering therapeutic cells to the desired site in vivo is an emerging and promising cell therapy. However, targeting therapeutic cells to the affected area in the body can be challenging, especially when using a large number of cells, as excessive cytokine production can lead to an overactive immune response. Utilizing microrobots allows for controllable … Read more

Do You Need to Upgrade Virtualization Software for Horizontal Expansion?

Do You Need to Upgrade Virtualization Software for Horizontal Expansion?

Community discussion for everyone’s reference: In terms of high availability, can Xinchang virtualization horizontal expansion hosts be expanded without upgrading the version?In terms of high availability, for Xinchang virtualization horizontal expansion hosts, is it possible to expand without upgrading the version? Because in our bank’s Xinchang virtualization, the expansion hosts must upgrade the virtualization software … Read more

Discussion on Whether to Upgrade Virtualization Software for Xinchuang Virtualization

Click the “Blue WeChat Name” below the title to quickly follow This article from the technical community titled “Does Xinchuang Virtualization Horizontal Expansion Host Need to Upgrade Virtualization Software Version?” discusses whether to upgrade the virtualization software version when expanding the Xinchuang virtualization horizontally. This issue may be related to the product brand, and specific … Read more

J. Am. Chem. Soc.: Shortwave Infrared Hemicyanine-6 for Cancer Activation and Shaving-Free Preclinical Imaging of Lung Metastasis

J. Am. Chem. Soc.: Shortwave Infrared Hemicyanine-6 for Cancer Activation and Shaving-Free Preclinical Imaging of Lung Metastasis

Optical imaging plays an indispensable role in biomedical research due to its excellent spatiotemporal resolution and non-invasive nature in molecular detection and imaging. In particular, fluorescence imaging in the shortwave infrared (NIR, 650–900 nm) window has recently gained increasing attention compared to traditional near-infrared imaging, owing to its deeper tissue penetration and improved signal-to-background ratio … Read more

Innovative Bionic Skin Sweat Sensor

Innovative Bionic Skin Sweat Sensor

With the rapid development of technology, wearable health monitoring devices are gradually becoming a part of our daily lives. Traditional health monitoring devices are often bulky and inconvenient, while the emerging “bionic skin” sweat sensors in recent years have provided a more lightweight and efficient solution. However, most bionic skin technologies currently on the market … Read more

3D Printing: Will We Be Able to Print a ‘You’ in the Future?

3D Printing: Will We Be Able to Print a 'You' in the Future?

Imagine walking into a futuristic store where the clerk eagerly asks, “Sir, what would you like to print today?” You might hesitate for a moment and then say, “Well, how about a ‘me’?” The clerk smiles slightly, nods in agreement, and leads you to a mysterious workspace. Here, 3D printing technology is rapidly advancing, capable … Read more

Cutting-Edge Technology Outlook: 3D Printed Organs, A New Hope for Human Health?

Cutting-Edge Technology Outlook: 3D Printed Organs, A New Hope for Human Health?

Removing the AI flavor. Cutting-Edge Technology Outlook: 3D Printed Organs, A New Hope for Human Health? Throughout human history, diseases and medical care have always been unavoidable topics. With the rapid development of modern medicine, organ transplantation has become a crucial means of saving countless lives. However, issues such as donor shortages and rejection reactions … Read more

Achieving Continuous and Stable Monitoring Inside the Body: Breakthroughs and Prospects of New Biochemical Sensors

Achieving Continuous and Stable Monitoring Inside the Body: Breakthroughs and Prospects of New Biochemical Sensors

In the fields of biomedical research and clinical applications, real-time monitoring of biochemical indicators within the body is crucial. Whether it is the dynamic monitoring of blood glucose levels in diabetic patients or tracking changes in neurotransmitters in patients with neurodegenerative diseases, biochemical sensors play a key role. However, for a long time, sensors have … Read more

3D Bioprinting | Gelation in Less Than 1 Second, Featured in Nature Materials!

3D Bioprinting | Gelation in Less Than 1 Second, Featured in Nature Materials!

Recently, Stony Brook University and the research group led by Michael Mak proposed a new method called “Tunable Rapid Assembly Collagen Elements (TRACE)”, which achieves instant assembly of unmodified collagen through the macromolecular crowding (MMC) effect. This technology represents a significant breakthrough in the fields of tissue engineering and bioprinting, with potential wide applications in … Read more

From Dentistry to Micro-Nano: How Prusa’s 3D Printing Technology is Reshaping the New Ecosystem of High-End Manufacturing

From Dentistry to Micro-Nano: How Prusa's 3D Printing Technology is Reshaping the New Ecosystem of High-End Manufacturing

As a leading enterprise in China’s 3D printing field, Shanghai Prusa 3D Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Prusa”) has been deeply engaged in the digital dentistry field since its establishment in 2005, with the core concept of “solving personalized problems through industrial means.” By collaborating with the German chemical giant BASF to develop … Read more