nanoparticles

Structures and mechanism of action of Comp-NPs for the diagnosis by imaging and treatment of tumors by multimodal photodynamic therapy and immunotherapy. a) Chemical structures of a polymer incorporating a chromophore for imaging upon irradiation at 808?nm (P1) or a photosensitizer for PDT upon irradiation at 650?nm (P2). b) Self-assembly of the polymers into the nanoparticles NP1 and NP2. The theranostic nanoparticle formulation Comp-NPs is generated by mixing NP1 and NP2. c) Biological mechanism of action of Comp-NPs by combined photodynamic therapy and immunotherapy. Credit: Nature Communications (2023). DOI: 10.1038/s41467-023-40826-5
New nanoparticles mean that even undetected metastases can be treated
Structures and mechanism of action of Comp-NPs for the diagnosis by imaging and treatment of
Multi-organ chip detects dangerous nanoparticles
The ability to directly measure the biological impact of dangerous nanoparticles without animal testing
via Fraunhofer SCAI Computational grid for thermal simulation with a magnified representation of the NanoCube
Nanoparticles (top image) efficiently break down pollutants and are magnetic, making them easily recoverable for reuse (bottom image). Adapted from ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces 2022, DOI: 10.1021/acsami.1c23466
Magnetic reusable nanoparticles can clean wastewater filters repeatedly and effectively
Nanoparticles (top image) efficiently break down pollutants and are magnetic, making them easily recoverable for
Visual evidence that most if not all medical nanoparticles deliver their payload to a cell’s interior
via Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Visual evidence that most if not all medical
A novel framework for the potential development of drug-free cancer therapies
Gold nanoparticle aggregates (red) are observed inside triple negative breast cancer cells after an enzyme-activated
Using nanotraps to capture SARS-CoV-2 viruses in the body
An artist’s concept of the nanotrap in action. The nanotrap is shown with a yellow
A new way to track nanoplastics in the environment
via University of Surrey A new way to track nanoplastics in the environment A ground-breaking
Nanomaterials show promise for treating hemophilia and cardiovascular disorder – so far in mice
via European Pharmaceutical Review Nanomaterials show promise for treating hemophilia and cardiovascular disorder – so
Single nanoparticles could pave the way for medicines on demand
The twist of a single nanoparticle, floating freely in a liquid Single nanoparticles could pave
A new film made of gold nanoparticles could allow robots to mimic chameleons and octopi — among other futuristic applications
New material with programmable colorimetric responses can behave more like animal skins. A new film
Nanoparticles can navigate directly to tumor cells and visualize those using advanced imaging techniques
via Nano Magazine Nanoparticles can navigate directly to tumor cells and visualize those using advanced
A nanoparticle that eats away – from the inside out – portions of plaques that cause heart attacks
via Michigan State University A nanoparticle that eats away – from the inside out –
Fighting disease by turning light energy into heat

An emerging technology involving tiny particles that absorb light and turn it into localized heat

Detecting blocked arteries early using nanoparticles could save a LOT of lives

New nanotechnology will allow detection of blocked arteries more effectively than ever before Heart disease

A nanoparticle based biosensor to prevent deadly diseases contracted on medical equipment?

Monash University researchers have gained insights into how nanoparticles could develop a biosensor to prevent