Protein folding, artificial intelligence, and impacts on sustainable nanotechnology
Back in 2016 you might have read about a computer called AlphaGo that beat some of the best Go players
Tag: proteins
2016: The Start of a New… Decade? Part 1
The coming of spring, like New Years Day, leads many of us to ruminate over what we did and did
How I Study Nanoparticles’ Interactions with Biological Soup
Designing non-toxic nanomaterials requires that we understand how those nanomaterials interact with biological systems. Systems such as you me, and
Fungus Amongus – the Nanoparticle Producers
Recent discoveries continue to highlight the many uses of that wonderful kingdom of life, fungus. Penicillin, a group of antibiotics
Citizen nanoscientists: Can you design nanomaterials from the couch?
Not too long ago, a team of frustrated scientists glanced up from their computer screens and saw the untapped potential
Nature’s Nanomachines Harnessed to Enable Healthier Delicious Ice Cream
To me, one of the most interesting aspects of nanotechnology is how close in size the nanoparticles we can make are
