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Is hydrogel the future of more convenient HIV treatment?
Creating long-lasting antiretroviral injectables with smart drug design.
Researchers develop world’s first non-toxic aluminium-ion battery
The new aluminum radical battery promises more sustainable power.
New treatment targets both good and bad gut bacteria
Calcium tungstate microgel: A new hope for colitis treatment.
Color-changing material shows when medications get too warm
Structural color liquids can be used to indicate time-temperature changes.
Coffee with milk has an anti-inflammatory effect in humans
A combination of proteins and antioxidants doubles the anti-inflammatory properties in immune cells.
Simulating a cosmic evolution to study life origins
Scientists sought to explore how amino acids and amines may have formed.
Scientists created hairpins using artificial DNA to target and kill cancer cells
Artificial DNA kills cancer.
A new mechanism for efficient conversion of carbon dioxide into carbon monoxide
Scientists designed new molecules, innovating a new pathway for CO2 conversion.
Scientists invent transistor helps to detect cancer cell marker
Epidermal growth factor receptor expression in breast cancer cell lines can be detected using a transistor.
Making stable aromatic molecules reactive with light
Reactions of this type are known as photochemical reactions.