American researchers have developed a capsule inspired by origami that gradually releases medication over several days. This technology could improve the effectiveness of treatment and make it easier for patients with chronic illnesses to take their medications.
Scientists have developed a new silk-based material that boasts strength comparable to Kevlar and can polarize terahertz radiation. The technology is simple and suitable for industrial applications, opening up possibilities for use in 6G networks and protective coatings.
Researchers have proposed using mosquito proboscises as ultra-fine nozzles for 3D printing, enabling the creation of more intricate and miniature objects in an eco-friendly and affordable way. This biomaterial can be reused multiple times, and after disposal, it naturally decomposes in the environment.