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Spider silk: Mother Nature’s bio-superlensScientists at the UK’s Bangor and Oxfo
Advanced biomaterials with silk fibroin-bioactive glass to engineer patient-specific 3-D bone grafts
How porphyrin may enhance graphenePorphyrins, the same molecules that convey oxygen in hemoglobin an
Australian shrub contains new class of organic compoundThe botanical world can be an exciting place
‘Nano-reactor’ created for the production of hydrogen biofuelCombining bacterial
fuckyeahfluiddynamics:The tiny pygmy gecko - no longer than 24 mm - has superhydrophobic superpowers
Reconstituted Silk Can Be Several Times Stronger Than The Natural FiberNew research from engineers a
cenchempics: Fluorescence in everyday objects: Brian Wagner, a chemistry professor at the University
Molecule from nature provides fully recyclable polymers Plastics are among the most successful mater
Captured on video: DNA nanotubes build a bridge between two molecular postsIn a microscopic feat tha
txchnologist: High-Tech Wood: Research Unlocks Unexpected Products from Trees by Michael Keller The
Blue pigment from engineered fungi could help turn the textile industry greenOften, the findings of
Artificial muscles powered by glucoseArtificial muscles made from polymers can now be powered by ene
Terahertz imaging technique reveals subsurface insect damage in woodInsect infestation is becoming a
New model describes phase separation that spoils antibody solutionsA new mathematical model describe
Researcher uses canola to create biodegradable cling wrapA University of Alberta researcher has foun
X-ray laser reveals how radiation damage arisesAn international research team has used the X-ray las
mindblowingscience: Bioinspired coating for medical devices repels blood and bacteria From joint r
fruitsoftheweb: “Pore network analysis of Sponceram® ceramic biomaterials. Courtesy of Zel
randdmag: Miniscule artificial scaffolding units made from nanofiber polymers and built to house pl
Silk bio-ink could help advance tissue engineering with 3-D printersAdvances in 3-D printing have le
txchnologist: Care To Try On A Pork-Rind Sweater? For most people, thinking of a favorite sweater l
randdmag: Researchers from the Univ. of Bristol have shown it is possible to create artificial skin
cenchempics: SCAFFOLDResearchers want to develop biocompatible polymers that would serve as scaffold
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