No, it’s not a scene from a 1980s David Cronenberg horror/sci-fi movie: researchers really have managed to use human brain waves to remotely control drug-releasing nanobots inside a living cockroach.

Recent advancements in nanotechnology have paved the way for innovative approaches in the fight against cancer. Scientists have unveiled groundbreaking cancer-fighting nanobots, promising a revolution ...

Chemotherapy kills cancer, but it also attacks healthy cells. This unfortunate phenomenon makes us sick and can cause permanent damage to our bodies. Of course the good (saving lives) still outweighs ...

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With invasive surgery sometimes being a literal pain in the ass, it's no surprise that scientists are working tirelessly to minimize the need for such procedures. Now, however, China's Harbin ...

Currently, there is no existing technology for nanoscale robots as depicted in science fiction works such as Michael Crichton's Prey. However, in medical nanotechnology, the term nanobot or nanorobot ...

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