December 22, 2009 - Researchers at Rice university and Baylor College of Medicine have created a nanoparticle trackable with MRIs that locates cancer cells , tags them with a fluorescent dye, and kills them with heat -- a first example of "thernostic," or essentially patient-customized, medical treatment.

Communication between nerve cells is vital for our bodies to function. Part of this communication happens through vesicles containing signaling molecules called neurotransmitters.

Industrial Nanotech, Inc. , an emerging global leader in nanoscience solutions, today announced the completion of an agreement with Total Energy Care to represent their patented Nansulate Solar thermal insulation and energy saving coating inCanadafor retrofitting energy systems in existing buildings and in new build construction.

Nanotechnology is not without risks, but it packs potential for packaging applications and medical breakthroughs.

Nanotechnology is an evolving technology that has influenced a large number of industrial segments and is set to play a pivotal role in the development of several other segments.

Researchers at Stanford University have used nanotechnology to create lightweight, bendable batteries out of paper .

Industrial Nanotech, Inc. , an emerging global leader in nanoscience solutions, today announced that the Companya s original press release, dated Sept 29, 2009, regarding the City of Fairbanks, Alaska intent to purchase NansulateA from the Companya s exclusive distributor in Alaska, Nanotech Energy Solutions, Inc., evidently contained information ...

Export Cancer Res , Vol. 63, No. 18. , pp. 5838-5843. sunnytov's tags for this article pfobpaper Abstract Early noninvasive detection and characterization of solid tumors and their supporting neovasculature is a fundamental prerequisite for effective therapeutic intervention, particularly antiangiogenic treatment regimens.

BioMers has developed the world's only completely translucent braces system for orthodontic treatment.

A discovery by a Clemson University professor 41 2 years ago has led to a new corporate headquarters for Greenville and the promise of 65 good-paying jobs.