Nanobiotechnology

Researchers Are Getting Closer to Making Medical Robots That Can Swim In Your Bloodstream

Discover Magazine: It’s often remarked of technological progress that everything keeps getting smaller (with the exception of televisions). Phones, computers, appliances and more have shrunk in size since they were…

Inovio’s Electrical Device Zaps a COVID-19 Vaccine Into the Body

IEEE Spectrum: It took a global pandemic to accomplish one of the most significant advances in the history of vaccinology: widespread, commercial deployment of vaccines derived from nucleic acids. As of this writing, hundreds of millions of people have been vaccinated…

Biomaterials engineer Molly Stevens creates materials for tissue regeneration and ultrasensitive diagnostics

C&EN: Molly Stevens has long been driven by the hope that her research will change people’s lives. Toward the end of her PhD work in single-molecule biophysics, she heard…