MIT researchers use nanotechnology to personalize drug therapy
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Researchers at MIT are working on a nanotechnology project aimed at dispensing medication to patients from inside the body.
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Its latest window treatment offers a hint of nanotech's potential.
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A research team in Texas used a common antiretroviral drug to halt the transmission of HIV in lab mice engineered to behave like humans
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WALTHAM, Mass., Feb. 27  /PRNewswire/ -- Researchers in MIT's Computational and Systems Biology Initiative (CSBi) are using Interactive Supercomputing Inc.'s (ISC) Star-P(TM) software to create new biological models that may someday yield new drug discoveries.
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Researchers who found a genetic pattern that predicts who will be helped by a revolutionary new lung cancer drug said on Monday they were looking for patients to help them confirm their findings.
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Researchers create three-dimensional structures using DNA-directed assembly.
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By The Boston Globe  Feb. 7--NANOTEcHNOLOGY -- engineering substances down to billionths of a  meter in size -- holds out such promise of providing super-strong materials or  desalinating water inexpensively that no one wants to put a red light in its  way.
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The first complete map of protein interactions in human cells could lead to better treatment for breast cancer.
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Big opportunities await patient investors in nanotech, cleantech, and robotics.
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Thousands of patients are already benefiting from the miniature world of nanotechnology, a Welsh expert today said.
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Scientists develop a dental implant that doses patients with prescription drugs over time -- it's headed for clinical testing. In Gadget Lab.
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Combining molecular modeling with old-fashioned mechanics yields a design for a nanoscale valve that controls the flow of minute amounts of fluids like drugs.
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Scientists have cultured small pieces of heart tissue which beat in the same way as the whole organ. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology team hope the work will lead to new ways of repairing heart damage.
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If a technique used in mice can be adapted to human cells, it would let scientists use a patientâs skin cells to generate new heart, liver or kidney cells.
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Tiny bubbles injected in mice delivered potent cancer drugs to tumors without harming surrounding tissue, a U.S. researcher said on Tuesday, in a finding that may lead to new targeted cancer therapies.
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Big changes are coming from the marriage of medicine and nanotechnology, the new branch of science that deals with things a few millionths of an inch in size.
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By Jim DeBrosse Staff Writer  DAYTON -- Nanotechnology -- the science of creating and manipulating tiny particles onebillionth of a meter in size -- holds tremendous promise but may also pose risks.