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New nano-thin superbug-slaying material could revolutionize wound healing

Researchers have invented a nano-thin superbug-slaying material that could one day be integrated into wound dressings and implants to prevent or heal bacterial infections.

Aaron elbourneLily ramseySumeet waliaZlatko kopeckiSenior researchSchool of engineeringUniversity of south australia uniSchool of scienceSouth australiaAdvanced therapeuticsProfessor sumeet waliaSenior research fellowResearch foundation fellowChildhood wound infectionsAntibiotic resistanceGlobal health

New Australian nanotech a potential weapon against superbugs-Xinhua

New Australian nanotech a potential weapon against superbugs-Xinhua
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Australian capital territoryAaron elbourneZlatko kopeckiRoyal melbourne institute of technologyWorld health organizationUnisa future industries instituteUniversity of south australia uniSouth australiaRoyal melbourne instituteIndustries institute

New Australian nanotech a potential weapon against superbugs

New Australian nanotech a potential weapon against superbugs
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Australian capital territoryAaron elbourneZlatko kopeckiUniversity of south australia uniWorld health organizationUnisa future industries instituteRoyal melbourne institute of technologySouth australiaRoyal melbourne instituteIndustries institute

Ultrathin Nanotech Targets Antibiotic Resistance

Ultrathin Nanotech Targets Antibiotic Resistance
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Zlatko kopeckiHanif haidariTahlial kennewellLouisa zy huangTaimur ahmedSumeet waliaAllisonj cowinZlatco kopeckiGordons howarthEmmeline virgoAaron elbourneLuke smithEmmelinep virgoUniversity of south australia uniSchool of scienceSenior research

Phosphorus-based nanotech rips apart superbugs & accelerates healing

Researchers have found that using nanoflakes of black phosphorus on wounds infected with drug-resistant superbugs not only kills the bugs, but accelerates wound healing. They say the innovative antimicrobial can be incorporated into common materials.

University of south australiaSouth australiaSumeet waliaAaron elbourneZlatko kopecki