Research Articles
When Parasites Inspire Innovation: The Unlikely Alliance of Biology and Materials Science
Exploring how bloodsucking parasites are inspiring groundbreaking materials science innovations in medicine and drug delivery.
The Invisible Revolution: How Carbon Nanofibers are Weaving Our Future
Explore the revolutionary world of carbon nanofibers - materials stronger than steel, thinner than hair, reshaping our world from infrastructure to medicine.
The Stuff of Tomorrow: How Applied Materials Science Builds Our World
Explore how applied materials science shapes our world from smartphone screens to Mars rovers, and discover the fundamental principles that make it essential for engineers.
The Tiny Power of Corn: How Small-Particle Starch is Revolutionizing Our World
Discover how small-particle corn starch is transforming industries from food to medicine through nanotechnology applications and enhanced functional properties.
The Molecular Fishing Rod: How Functionalized AFM Tips are Revolutionizing the Study of Tiny Forces
Explore how functionalized AFM tips enable precise measurement of molecular forces in polymers and materials science.
Beauty from Within: How Biotechnology, Nanotechnology and Tissue Engineering are Revolutionizing Cosmetic Medicine
Explore how biotechnology, nanotechnology and tissue engineering are transforming cosmetic medicine through advanced scientific approaches to skin rejuvenation.
Catching Resistance Early: How Nano-Scope Devices are Revolutionizing Cancer Care
Explore how electronic nanodevices are transforming cancer care by detecting drug resistance early through nanotechnology and liquid biopsies.
Nature's Blueprint: How Metal-Phenolic Networks Are Building a Sustainable Future
Explore how metal-phenolic networks (MPNs) are revolutionizing materials science with sustainable, nature-inspired solutions for medicine, packaging, and environmental protection.
The Atomic Sieve: Engineering Mesoporous Silica Membranes with Precision
Explore how scientists are engineering mesoporous silica membranes with precisely controlled pore sizes and specialized surface functionalities for revolutionary separation technology.
Writing with Light: How Scientists Are Creating Protein Patterns to Control Cellular Behavior
Discover how scientists create protein patterns in protein-repelling matrices to control cellular behavior for medical implants and tissue engineering.