An octopus-shaped nanomachine hijacks tumor ATP leakage to power a self-amplifying cycle of membrane damage, drug delivery, and metabolic collapse in cancer cells.

New exoplanet database visualizes planets in 3D star maps, simulates surface views, and estimates environments, with a ...

Dark matter may be two particles that must find each other to annihilate, explaining why gamma-ray signals appear in our ...

Materials databases lie at the heart of future data-driven discovery in energy-related fields, say researchers.

The WADDP team believe that inhalation therapy could provide a breakthrough. By delivering medicine directly into the ...

A three-layer electrode using silver nanowire networks as both conductors and catalysts achieved 86% selectivity for ...

Mineral casts of cancer cell surfaces reprogram fat cells into stem cells and improve insulin sensitivity in obese mice ...

Researchers demonstrate a fundamentally new way to make silicon emit light, overcoming one of the most persistent limitations ...

A review paper presents an integrated AFM framework for observing, manipulating, and engineering ferroelectric materials at ...

Room-temperature liquid metals could benefit deep-space exploration, enabling advances in propulsion, thermal management, ...

In the current work (Nature Communications, "A nanoscale robotic cleaner"), the team has succeeded in further miniaturizing ...

A physics-based model that accounts for membrane surface folds predicts cell adhesion on nanopillar arrays with 97% accuracy, ...