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ACS Nano

Journal about nanoscience and nanotechnology

Published monthly, ACS Nano is an international forum for the communication of comprehensive articles on nanoscience and nanotechnology research at the interfaces of chemistry, biology, materials science, physics, and engineering. Moreover, the journal helps facilitate communication among scientists from these research communities in developing new research opportunities, advancing the field through new discoveries, and reaching out to scientists at all levels.

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Publisher which delivers news from Chemical, Engineering and Medical fields.

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ACS Nano News

A simple urine-testing device identifies brain cancer, new study finds

A simple urine-testing device identifies brain cancer, new study finds

Nanomedicine - 07-Feb-2023

Advancements could enable early detection of various cancers via membrane proteins in urine

New hands-free way to brush, rinse, and floss your teeth all at once

New hands-free way to brush, rinse, and floss your teeth all at once

University of Pennsylvania - 05-Jul-2022

Shapeshifting microbots to automate the removal of dental plaque and decay-causing bacteria

Synthetic cells designed to imitate biological cells' intrinsic properties

Synthetic cells designed to imitate biological cells' intrinsic properties

Nano Magazine - 14-Jun-2022

Structural rearrangements in cells could be beneficial in treating diseases

A new perifollicular microenvironment for androgenetic alopecia treatment

A new perifollicular microenvironment for androgenetic alopecia treatment

New Atlas - 16-Aug-2021

Accelerated hair regeneration in the androgenetic alopecia mouse model

Quantum dots tagged drugs showed better therapeutic outcomes in mice

Quantum dots tagged drugs showed better therapeutic outcomes in mice

Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 17-Mar-2021

Using Ag2S as a drug delivery vehicle could reduce doses by 99% - meaning less side effects


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