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New research in mice finds that neurons create fatty acids which are used to generate the energy needed to keep brain cells functioning.

12 days ago aibn.uq.edu.au brain neuroscience

Newly developed assay rapidly measures interactions between tiny particles in the bloodstream

7 days ago aibn.uq.edu.au biology

New fluorinated block copolymer for dendrite-free all-solid-state sodium batteries

26 days ago aibn.uq.edu.au

Researchers discover new enzyme: Abx(−)F

3 months ago aibn.uq.edu.au chemistry

Researchers identify therapies to limit COVID-19 risk in people with Down syndrome

16 months ago aibn.uq.edu.au covid health

Australian researcher pioneers new way to manufacture molecules which could change production of life-saving products

3 years ago aibn.uq.edu.au australia

The development of a new, non-flammable electrolyte material could enable sodium batteries to be a safer and cheaper alternative to lithium-ion batteries

3 years ago aibn.uq.edu.au

A process which wraps nanocrystals in porous glass could be the key to producing unbreakable smartphone, television and computer screens.

3 years ago aibn.uq.edu.au

Solar cells which have been modified through doping, a method that changes the cell’s nanomaterials, has been shown to be as efficient as silicon-based cells, but without their high cost and complex manufacturing.

4 years ago aibn.uq.edu.au

An antiviral surface coating technology that deploys worm-like structures on face masks could provide an extra layer of protection against COVID-19 and the flu.

4 years ago aibn.uq.edu.au covid

A new honeycomb-patterned carbon-based nanotech could herald the next generation of electronics with more memory, faster speeds and advanced features.

4 years ago aibn.uq.edu.au

A blood test that uses gold nanoparticles has been shown to identify biomarkers released by cancer cells, according to new research.

5 years ago aibn.uq.edu.au cancer release