Researchers from the Indian Institutes of Technology at Madras and Roorkee, along with a scientist from the Indian Institute of Scientific Education and Research, Trivandrum, have now provided preliminary insights that water droplets transport heat absorbed from microchip surfaces by generating nano-range hydrothermal waves.
Researchers have found that bipolar disorder patients carry some residual impairment in terms of processing of information even in their ‘normal’ phases
Researchers have developed a molecule that could potentially be used as a photosensitizer in a non-invasive cancer treatment known as photodynamic therapy
Researchers at the Mohali-based Centre of Innovative and Applied Bioprocessing have developed a lignin based nanocomposite which could potentially have commercial value
Scientists have found that nano-based drugs could be effectively delivered by hitchhiking on the same transport mechanism that is used to carry iron in the body, without disrupting the natural process
Researchers from Chennai based SRM Institute of Science and Technology have demonstrated the electronic properties of a nanocomposite made from graphene and Polyvinylidene Fluoride
Researchers have developed a cost-effective hybrid gel-sensor that could potentially be used to detect the elevated levels of high spermine in blood and urine. The material in the gel glows by fluorescence quenching in the presence of high spermine levels
A pilot study by Indian researchers explored the possibility of correcting the defective structure of CASQ2. They hypothesized that by suitably introducing small external molecules called pyranones that may attach to the protein interfaces would help in stabilizing it, in turn, regulating the ion flow
A new and emerging line of treatment is seeking solutions with nanotechnology-based ‘theranostic’ tools – a combined diagnosis and therapy. Such a system can detect, demarcate and treat the malignancy at the cancer site itself
The neem plant, Azadirachta indica, is known to contain a potent phytochemical Azadirachtin-A (Aza-A) that can ward off several pests. Scientists from India and Germany have now deciphered the mechanism by which Aza-A does this
Researchers at the Advanced Polymer and Nanomaterial Laboratory of Tezpur University have developed a novel, light-emitting nanocomposite-based ink that is barely detectable under visible light but glows when kept under ultraviolet light. The ink has shown potential to be used as an anti-counterfeiting material on paper and plastic
Researchers at the Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences and Research have now developed a novel translucent nail lacquer fortified with an antifungal drug to treat onychomycosis
India is home to several unique species of spiders — some are known to science, while many others are yet to be discovered. According to an estimate, India is home to 59 families of spiders. Although spiders are often discussed based on their regional distribution – such as South Indian spiders and so on, they are not bound by these territories and can be found all over
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