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Duke University bioengineers design swarmbots that die if they leave the confines of their capsule
Les Todd Benjamin Yellen, Pratt School of Engineering professor of mechanical engineering and material science
The Duke University breakthrough that could keep your cancer in remission forever
Surgeons at Duke University Hospital Implant Bioengineered Vein
Duke University researchers create polymer coating to keep bacteria, barnacles at bay
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Could quantum computing and artificial intelligence yield true generative AI?
Photo Credit Hopp et al. Scenarios involving different moral categories elicited different patterns of neural activity.
Do distinct moral categories have an underlying neurologic basis?
A new synthetic antibiotic strategy to defeat gram-negative bacteria like Salmonella, Pseudomonas and E. coli
Could companion robots help socially isolated people avoid the health risks of being alone?
These flexible fibers, which are embedded with sensors and light sources, can be used to manipulate and monitor the connections between the brain and the digestive tract. Credits:Image: Courtesy of the researchers
New technology that can probe the neural circuits that influence hunger, mood, and a variety of diseases
An aerosol jet printer puts down layers of carbon-based electronic inks to create transistors that can be fully recycled using only water, rather than requiring harsh, toxic chemicals. Credit - Jason Arthurs Photography
The world’s first fully recyclable printed electronics that replace the use of chemicals with water
Researchers have developed a two-prong approach to treating pancreatic cancer that has produced the best results ever seen in mouse trials.
A radioactive tumor implant has been shown to obliterate pancreatic cancer in mice
A special blood test called a liquid biopsy could determine whether a patient has breast cancer at its early stage and if that cancer is unlikely to return. (Illustration/Yekaterina Kadyshevskaya)
Detecting nano-sized signs of breast cancer in early-stage patients with a next-generation liquid biopsy