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This urchin-like In2O3 chitosan matrix provides a new approach and efficient matrix for the direct electrochemistry of proteins and developing novel types of biosensors.
In the push to make solar competitive with fossil fuels, some startups are developing novel types of solar cells that promise higher efficiencies but also require new manufacturing methods.
The concepts of lipid shape and packing, membrane curvature and curvature stress, as well as the lateral stress profile of lipid bilayers are not new concepts but their potential for use in developing novel types of nano-medicine should not be neglected.
The demonstrated approach is simple and robust and integrates advantages of discoidal shape and pH-sensitivity to develop novel types of shape-specific "intelligent" networks with programmable behavior to be potentially used for delivery of functional cargo.
To develop novel type of potential antitubercular agents, twelve novel dihydroartemisinin fluoroquinolone (DHA FQ) conjugates (three types of molecules) were gradually designed and conveniently synthesized.
To enhance antifungal activity and decrease environmental toxic effect, it is important to develop novel type of biocides [1, 2].
Transatomic Power, a startup that's developing a novel type of nuclear reactor, has begun a series of experiments that will either verify its design or send it back to the drawing board.
It will develop a novel type of battery based on research conducted by Yet-Ming Chiang, a professor of materials science at MIT and founder of A123 Systems.
The purpose of this work is to develop a novel type of tissue engineering scaffold or drugs delivery carrier with the capability of encapsulation and controlled release drugs.
We have developed a novel type of duplex enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) for the quantitation of the major plasma proteins, IgG and albumin, in edematous brain tissue.
In this study, we developed a novel type of 3D porous collagen scaffolds with concave microgrooves that mimic muscle basement membrane to engineer skeletal muscle tissue.
