Graphene Kirigami for Super Skin
Graphene kirigami based stretchable electrodes allow highly conformable or flexible electronics and sensors to be incorporated into synthetic skin or flesh.
Category: Nano
Video Friday: Graphene, Nanomaterials, a Documentary on Nanotechnology
We use nanotechnology and nanomaterials every day or our lives. They are in sporting goods, microelectronics, automotive goods, biomedical devices, etc.
Artificial Intelligence as a Supplement to the Human Immune System
The human immune system is a protective force honed by millions of years of evolution to provide a broad, yet thorough opposition to entities that harm the human body.
Video Friday: DARPA Biology is Technology Conference #DARPABiT
Full video of DARPA’s amazing Biology is Technology event in Silicon Valley.
Video Friday: Melanie Swan on Introduction to Ethics of Perception in Nanocognition
Melanie Swan on Introduction to Ethics of Perception in Nanocognition
Video Friday: The Mission — Ellis Meng and the Future of Tiny Cancer-Fighting Machines
The Mission — Ellis Meng and the Future of Tiny Cancer-Fighting Machines
Nanorobotic Agent Communication Using Bee-Inspired Swarm Intelligence
A bee-inspired swarm control algorithm that allows nanorobotic agents communication in order to converge at a specific target.
Will You Preserve Your Brain? – Interview with Dr. Ken Hayworth, Part 1
The most fundamental assumption on which this thesis depends is that the human mind and its conscious experiences are purely a computational phenomenon…
How Nanotechnology Could Re-engineer Us
Nanotechnology promises significant advances in electronics, materials, biotechnology, alternative energy sources, and much more.
Cyborg Science: Ultrathin Nanowires can Monitor and Influence What Goes on Inside Your Brain
Ultrathin nanowires that can monitor and influence what goes on inside cells have been developed and the research will be presented at the 248th National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS).