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Zhang, a senior at Monta Vista High School in Cupertino, took top individual honors for research that led to what she called a “Swiss army knife of cancer treatments” a gold-iron oxide nanoparticle that can precisely deliver chemotherapy to cancer tumors but not the surrounding healthy tissue, according to the Wall Street Journal and Mercury News. “She showed great creativity and initiative in designing a nanoparticle system that can be triggered to release drugs at the site of the tumor while also allowing for non-invasive imaging,” competition judge Tejal Desai, a professor at UC San Francisco, said in a statement.
Angela Zhang, 17, Wins $100K Science Prize for Cancer Research
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Throwable Camera Creates 360-Degree Panoramic Images
Are you, like so many others, tired of all those old-fashioned cameras you have to hold in order to take pictures?
You could soon be able to ‘feel’ touchscreen displays, thanks to technology being developed in Sweden.
Tactile pixels let you 'feel' textures on touchscreen devices
If you consider yourself a geek, or aspire to the honor of geekhood, here’s an essential checklist of must-have geek skills.
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Augmented Reality: Past, Present and Future - TNW Industry
You may have heard about augmented reality before.There are a lot of questions in science that seem simple, but in fact lead to profound concepts.
Don’t cross the LHC stream!
Click To Enlarge The current cosmological consensus is that the universe began 13.7 billion years ago with the Big Bang. But a legendary physicist says he's found the first evidence of an eternal, cyclic cosmos.
Have We Found The Universe That Existed Before The Big Bang?
