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Biosensors on demand by designer proteins
A (Nano) Wrench in the Works
Researchers from Konstanz and Dresden succeed in light-controlled molecule switching
Composite materials can be designed in a supercomputer ‘virtual lab’
A breakthrough toward developing DNA-based electrical circuits
Graphene sensor tracks down cancer biomarkers
The Future Face of Molecular Electronics
Co-Crystals Successfully Turn Liquids into Solids
Rice's SECARS molecular sensor contains an optical amplifier made of four gold discs arranged in a diamond-shaped pattern. A two-coherent-laser setup amplifies the optical signatures of molecules in the center of the structure as much as 100 billion times. Credit: Y. Zhang/Rice University - See more at: http://news.rice.edu/2014/07/15/rice-nanophotonics-experts-create-powerful-molecular-sensor-2/#sthash.AzwnaRlw.dpuf
Rice nanophotonics experts create powerful molecular sensor
The sequential transport of donors and acceptors across cell membranes with independent and dynamic nanocarriers enables energy transfer exclusively in the intracellular space with concomitant fluorescence activation. Credit: Francisco Raymo, professor of Chemistry and director of the laboratory for molecular photonics, at the University of Miami College of Arts and Sciences
Scientists develop a ‘nanosubmarine’ that delivers complementary molecules inside cells
Nanorobot for Transporting Drugs in the Body
Molecular mirror images assigned
Synthetic polymer could stop the spread of HIV
Molecular motors: Power much less than expected?
Process devised for ultrathin carbon membranes