Tuning the local environment of ultrasmall silica nanoparticles leads to ultrapotent probes for photodynamic therapy.
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Tuning the local environment of ultrasmall silica nanoparticles leads to ultrapotent probes for photodynamic therapy.
Acrolein produced by cancer cells can be detected within five minutes, allowing for rapid diagnosis of cancer morphology during breast-conserving surgery.
Metasurfaces that can control various electromagnetic scattering parameters are developed.
A bimetallic bismuth catalyst shows excellent efficiency for the electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide to formate.
A cortex-like, 3D model of the brain can be used to screen drugs against diseases such as malignant glioma infiltration.
A single-molecule immunolabeling and co-immunoprecipitation method may lead to improved, personalized cancer treatment.
A cryogenic crystallization process eliminates the need for organic solvents.
A novel strategy is presented for enabling mechanical responsiveness in field-effect transistors.
All-solid-state batteries could overcome some of the drawbacks of lithium-ion batteries.
Laser direct writing is used to fabricate the sensor, eliminating the need for post-synthesis steps.