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Interesting New Hydrogel

DNA Hydrogel
Hydrogel, a material made of charged polymers, is widely used in biomedical engineering for such things as biosensors, contact [MORE]

“Harmonic” Scanning for Skin Cancer

thzfreq Radiation
Terahertz radiation falls in the electromagtic spectrum between microwaves and infrared and has some properties of each.  [MORE]

Capturing Circulating Prostate Cancer Cells in a Microfluidics Chip

Researchers at Cornell have reported designing a microfluidics chip (using anti-prostate specific membrane antigens as the capture molecule) that has [MORE]

Electronic Jeans?

Cotton Transisitor
Coating layers of nanoparticles over cotton fibers, researchers at Cornell and in France and Italy have created a [MORE]

High-Resolution Microcamera

PFCA – Tiny Camera for Science and Technology
It is called a “Planar Fourier Capture Array” but its developers at [MORE]

Robotic Gripper, Not Like a Human Hand

Robotic Gripper
Using an ordinary latex balloon filled with coffee grounds and attached to a robotic arm, researchers from Cornell, [MORE]

Nanomaterials that Capture Circulating Tumor Cells

Biomedical engineers at Cornell University have added Halloysite nanotubes to a protein coated surface of a microflow device to more [MORE]