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A new sensor can detect brain disorders in seconds

The new technique requires only a few drops of blood, and results are available in minutes instead of hours

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Ultrasensitive Chirality Detector Could Improve Drug Design and Efficacy | Research & Technology | Mar 2024

Ultrasensitive Chirality Detector Could Improve Drug Design and Efficacy | Research & Technology | Mar 2024
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UCF Researcher Innovates Nanotechnologies for Sustainable Agriculture and Enhanced Drug Delivery Systems

Prolific University of Central Florida inventor Swadeshmukul Santra is developing new technologies that hold promise not only for sustainable agriculture, but also for improved medicine.Santra, a professor associated with UCF’s NanoTechnology Science

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Flying colours: Butterflies are inspiring an entirely new approach to paint

After years of studying how colourless scales on their wings cause iridescence, researchers have made a paint of clear nanoparticles that scatter,diffract light

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New Technique Detects Individual Photons with Unprecedented Precision

UCF researcher Debashis Chanda, a Professor at the NanoScience Technology Center, has advanced a new technique to identify photons.

Skyla bailyDebashis chandaDepartment of physicsUs national science foundationChanda samsung global research outreach awardNanoscience technology centerDepartment of defenseUniversity of central floridaTechnique detects individual photonsUnprecedented precisionImage creditIndustry focusAdvanced functionalScience foundationSamsung global research outreach award