Book covering a dynamic new area of research at the interface of science and engineering is reviewed by S. Brakmann, TU Dortmund

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A step forward in enhancing pandemic preparedness against the infectious disease Chikungunya fever

Miniaturized high-throughput screening assays could help identify a prophylactic strategy against liver-stage malaria

Nano magnets conjugated to lactoferrin cross the blood-brain barrier opening up diagnostic and therapeutic applications

New method to identify cancer-causing genetic rearrangements quickly, accurately, and inexpensively

Robin Schuchmann, one of 56 students volunteering for one year in labs in Hanover, talks about his experiences and how it impacts his future

New tellurium nanomaterials shown to have higher antibacterial activity and lower toxicity than comparable silver nanoparticles

Making drugs in vivo is still science fiction, but the pre-cursor imaging tools are becoming science fact according to researcher at the at the 243rd ACS National Meeting

A derivative of the hormone progesterone could be used in emergencies or on the battlefield to treat brain injury