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Nanoparticles breathe new life into doxorubicin cancer treatment

Doxorubicin, originally daunorubicin, is the result of a simultaneous discovery event in the 1950's between researchers in France and Italy. The molecule, a well-known anti-cancer drug used for a variety of indications ranging from acute lymphocytic leukemia to breast cancer, was approved for use in the United States in 1974.

Artificial neural network to detect computer system faults

Each year, businesses spend millions on cybersecurity and bug fixes.

New generation of smart prosthetics

Scientists are developing smart prosthetics, which allow lower limb amputees greater mobility, particularly on uneven terrain.

These stretchable sensors can be placed on knees

Bainisha's high performance wearable systems assist with sports training and re-education

Liquid tin-sulfur compound shows thermoelectric potential

Glass and steel makers produce large amounts of wasted heat energy at high temperatures, but solid-state thermoelectric devices that convert heat to electricity either don't operate at high enough temperatures or cost so much that their use is limited to special applications such as spacecraft.

AllCharge technology makes EVs fit for any type of charging station

Continental is presenting an answer to the problems posed by the non-standardized charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. The basic idea is simple. Rather than cramming the car with extra technology to match all the different types of charging station, Continental turns the electric powertrain itself into a 'charger'.

Dynamic color changing film for architecture

E Ink Holdings has announced that E Ink Prism, the groundbreaking product designed to transform the way spaces and surroundings are experienced, will be available in seven different colors.

Amazon Robotics facility opening in Colorado

Amazon.com Inc has announced plans to open its second Colorado fulfillment center in Thornton, which will be the first Amazon Robotics facility in the Centennial State

Nano fiber feels forces and hears sounds made by cells

Engineers have developed a miniature device that's sensitive enough to feel the forces generated by swimming bacteria and hear the beating of heart muscle cells.

Sewbots brings manufacturing closer to home

The company's patented computer vision systems view fabric more accurately than the human eye, tracking exact needle placement to within half a millimeter of accuracy.

Optomec teams with Lockheed and GE to secure NextFlex contract award

The project, entitled "Conformal Printing of Conductor and Dielectric Materials onto Complex 3D Surfaces" has a total value on $3.1 million.

Corvus Energy wins top industry awards for third consecutive year

This is the third consecutive year that Corvus has received the Supplier of the Year award and a first time win for Innovation of the Year.

100 kW airborne wind energy system

The TU Delft spin-off Kitepower is developing a 100 kW airborne wind energy system to complement diesel generators in remote locations with a cost-competitive green energy solution.

Lab on a chip could monitor health, germs and pollutants

Imagine wearing a device that continuously analyzes your sweat or blood for different types of biomarkers, such as proteins that show you may have breast cancer or lung cancer.

Fraunhofer IKTS

Fraunhofer IKTS, through the EMBATT project, is working on bipolar stacks of Li-ion batteries that enable an energy density of 450 Wh/L at systems level. The project was lauded by German Chancellor Angela Merkel

The world's first 3D printer at sub-micron direct metal printing

Cytosurge FluidFM µ3Dprinter at the IDTechEx Show! Berlin 2017

NEVS presents InMotion concept

NEVS recently displayed the new InMotion Concept for the very first time in Shanghai. This is not a normal car - it´s a vision on how we in the future can travel safely and efficiently through a big city, without owning the car - and without a driver.

Synthetic 'tongue' to sort out whiskies

Whiskies may differ in taste and smell, but they are so similar in chemical composition that most analyses can't tell two closely related brews apart.

Europe's largest hybrid flywheel battery project

Europe's largest and the UK's first battery flywheel system will be connected to the Irish and UK grids to help respond to energy demand as part of a new project.

Lithops

Lithops is an Italian business venture focusing on the production of Li-ion batteries. Their expected capacity output is 200 MWh/year.