Synthetic particles mimic the cell structures that produce melanin and protect our skin.
Chemists create the ultimate natural sunscreen
Nanofiber feels forces and hears sounds made by cells
UCOP-funded research opens doors to measure interactions that couldn't be tracked before.
New battery-free implant is powered by your body
Supercapacitor could make pacemakers safer and more durable.
Device pulls water from dry air, powered only by the sun
Breakthrough harvester could help provide for your home's water needs.
UCLA researchers turn cellphones into DNA detectors
System for identifying disease biomarkers rivals equipment costing thousands more.
New nano-implant could one day help restore sight
High-tech, high resolution prosthesis is a major step toward functional vision.
Snake bit? UC Irvine chemists figure out how to easily and cheaply halt venom’s spread
Molecular gel could save millions globally from death or disfigurement.
How 3-D printing could one day save lives
Researchers make 3-D printed blood vessel network.
Reprintable paper becomes a reality
Cost and environmental impact are lessened with an inexpensive new coating.
Engineering undergrads use DNA origami to target cancer
Competitive biomedical team hopes folic acid weaving will unlock new treatments.
'Near-perfect' broadband absorber invented
New technology could triple solar cell efficiencies and keep buildings cool.
Origami of the cell
New study provides insight into how folding issues in proteins can result in hardening arteries.