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A DNA nanobot called NanoGripper, inspired by human hands and bird claws, can interact with biological entities on a very small scale.

Flexible printed devices produce realistic signals that activate real neurons and point toward efficient brain-inspired computing.

Viral vaccines (modified and weakened versions of a virus) and artificial life forms to diagnose and treat diseases

Scientists create tiny 3D superconducting structures to control electrical resistance and magnetic fields for advanced technology.

Polymer-coated nanoparticles target tumors, release drugs, and avoid chemo side effects, showing promise for cancer treatment.

Scientists use superlubricity, a state with almost no friction, to make faster, more efficient memory for computers.

Scientists have used a scanning tunnelling microscope (STM) to control the behavior of atoms in chemical reactions.

Scientists have developed a novel universal method for producing a wide variety of functional 3D metallic and semiconductor nanostructures

Could help spark research in building molecular factories to create useful chemicals or medical probes based on molecules inside the bloodstream to detect diseases