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Reviving Frozen Organs: Nanotech May Pave the WayScientists have found a way to thaw out frozen organs that won't destroy the organs in the process.
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Ultrathin Electric 'Tattoo' Can Monitor Muscles and MoreResearchers have developed a thin, flexible electrode that can measure electrical signals on the skin after being applied like a temporary tattoo.
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Got a Scratched Gadget? Self-Propelled Particles to the RescueElectronics such as solar panels and flexible gadgets may someday be able to heal their "wounds," thanks to tiny, self-propelled nanoparticles that detect and repair damage.
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Learning from Earth's Smallest Ecosystems (Kavli Hangout)Opinion Peering into the planet's tiniest ecosystems, under rocks and in our guts.
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Richard Feynman's Lessons from Ants, Dinosaurs and His Dad (Video)Opinion For Richard Feynman, it was his father who inspired him to find answers to the world's unanswered questions.
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Zombie Cyborg Wood May Lead to Better Night-Vision Cameras -
Virus-Crafted Metal Nano-Sponges Boost BoilingOpinion A watched pot may never boil, but a watched pot coated in these super-sponge nanostructures might.
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Nanoscale Super-Sponges Boost Boiling (Gallery)Opinion Using a scaffolding built from tobacco viruses, engineers have created a super-efficient nanoscale sponge.
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Chameleon-like Material Changes Color On DemandNew nanoscale technology could have wide-ranging applications in multiple industries.
