Researchers based at Osaka Prefecture University have developed the first controllable gas-liquid interface at the nanoscale. They published their design and experimental results in Nano Letters ("Fabrication of Nanoscale Gas–Liquid Interfaces in ...
Super strong and only one atom thick, graphene holds promise as a nanomaterial for everything from microelectronics to clean energy storage. But lack of one property has limited its use.
Compared with traditional small molecules or antibodies that inhibit viral replication or cellular entry, nanotechnology offers drug developers a suite of measures that may complement antiviral measures.
