Tiny Particles Can Deliver Three Cancer Drugs to Target Tumors
Tiny particles capable of precisely targeting cancerous tumors with fewer side effects have been limited in their ability to deliver more than one or two drugs. MIT researchers have overcome that limit for the first time by building new nanoparticles capable of carrying three or more chemotherapy drugs. Nanoparticles usually attach to drug molecules externally or encapsulate the drug molecules inside themselves. That has previously allowed researchers to make nanoparticles carry as many as two drugs simultaneously. But the MIT team built an entirely new type of nanoparticles with chemical building blocks already containing the drug molecul...
Using Non-Crappy Software With The Da Vinci Printer
The Da Vinci printer from XYZprinting is turning out to be one of the best buys in the world of cheap, consumer printers. Sure, it uses chipp...
The future is now. Google has applied for #patents describing a contact lens with embedded microc...
In a not-too-distant version of a future invented by Google, it may be considered normal to see cars that pilot themselves while drivers wave...
Honoring National Library Week: Libraries thriving, many going forward with technology! #NationalL…
A recent New York Times article talked about the changes to public libraries in recent years. One would think that they are no longer needed ...
Osram provides headlamp technology for first pickup truck with full LED forward lighting
Osram provides headlamp technology for first pickup truck with full LED forward lighting Ford Motor Company says that its completely redesign...
#NewProduct BGA Reballing Practice Kit
A kit with (almost) everything you need to reball your first BGA chip! Includes the exact bra...
Brain Stethoscope: both brain scanner & musical instrument
Josef Parvizi: We use EEG electrodes and connect them to a computer. An algorithm written by ...
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