To become invisible to modern detection technology, an object must bend light and blend heat. This is increasingly difficult as sensors are increasingly intelligent - nanostructured films may be the answer.
By Vladimirs Zenko
10 Mar 2026
This article breaks down the key steps in the silicon wafer manufacturing process. From growing the silica crystals to examining the final finish, every step counts.
By Abdul Ahad Nazakat
9 Mar 2026
Polymer materials are revolutionizing engineering with lightweight, corrosion-resistant alternatives, but intrinsic limitations drive the need for innovation.
By Vladimirs Zenko
4 Mar 2026
Making use of the nanoscale can enable more effective clinical drug delivery and simultaneously improve stability, bioavailability, and more targeted delivery.
By Dr. Priyom Bose
3 Mar 2026
Explore how precision chemistry enables scalable peptide and oligonucleotide synthesis, from SPPS to phosphoramidite and enzymatic methods.
By Ankit Singh
24 Feb 2026
Innovative nanostructured materials in food packaging enhance safety and shelf life by disrupting microbial growth and managing environmental factors.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
18 Feb 2026
Is it ethical to restore art, let alone with a science thousands of years younger than the artwork in need of damage control? Here, we look at how nanotechnology can restore precious history and ask whether, even if it can, it should.
By Atif Suhail
18 Feb 2026
Engineering plastics like PMMA, polycarbonate, and cyclic olefin copolymers are being revolutionized at the nanoscale. These materials now combine glass-like clarity with superior impact resistance, environmental durability, and precise control over light transmission and emission.
By Atif Suhail
10 Feb 2026
Nanoplatforms are maturing fast: Lipids lead the clinic, hybrids enable control, and bio-derived vectors boost biocompatibility, with precision driven by responsive design.
By Atif Suhail
3 Feb 2026
Scientists in Focus: This month, we take a closer look at Mildred Dresselhaus, discussing the work she did and the impact she had on nanoscience.
By Frances Briggs
26 Jan 2026