GLIM can probe both thin and thick specimens and the researchers used the technique to look at live embryos from cows
Live embryos analysed with new microscopy method
Biosensors
A living programmable biocomputing device based on RNA
Can sense and analyze multiple complex signals in living cells for future synthetic diagnostics and therapeutics
Annual Congress on Tissue Science and Regenerative Medicine
April 30 – May 01, 2018
28th International Conference on Diamond and Carbon Materials
September 3-7, 2017
Gothenburg, Sweden
Gothenburg, Sweden
How scientists are combatting deadly fungus—with baker’s yeast
Cheap paper biosensor could help detect fungal disease in developing countries
Gene tweak in gut bacteria could turn faeces blue if you’re ill
Could be used to diagnose inflammatory bowel diseases or colon cancer in people
3D-printed ‘bionic skin’ could give the sense of touch
Could also be printed directly on human skin for pulse monitoring or as a human-machine interface
Spliced nanotubes produce tough, conductive textile
A novel fabrication process can produce carbon nanotube textiles with high electrical conductivity and a high level of toughness
A ‘smart contact lens’ for diabetes and glaucoma diagnosis
Biosensors in contact lenses could soon help track our health