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Injectable gel-like substances have enormous potential for repairing damaged tissues or creating brand-new tissues. Although many scientists are striving to create these hydrogels for biomedical applications, only a few of them have reached the clinic.
A new computational framework can predict the structures, properties, and performance of granular hydrogels. The new model could one day make it easier to design the right gel for a particular biomedical application.
How have Roman walls held up so long? Their ancient manufacturing strategy may hold the key to designing concrete that lasts for millennia.
Researchers from MIT and Harvard claim to have solved the mystery behind the durability of ancient Rome's concrete structures.
Researchers have developed a nanotechnology-driven solution to locally enhance T-cell functions without producing unwanted systemic side effects.