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CORDE
CORDE @CORDE_Cavendish ·
New research from CORDE shows the first imaging of hydrogen on silicon surfaces using helium microscopy🔬 A major step forward for semiconductors + hydrogen tech.doi.org/10.1063/5.0319…3 Led by Prof. Paul Dastoor (Royal Society Wolfson Fellow) #Nanotech #Hydrogen #CORDE5
Schematic drawing of the experimental geometry showing multi-detector positions, the helium beam source and a representation of the sample surface.
Graph showing a silicon waver that has been chemically etched, SHeM micrographs and polar plots of spatially resolved diffraction scans followed by intensity maps as a function of rotation angle.
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Brokenhouse Company
Brokenhouse Company @BrokenhouseC ·
How #nanobots and #AI are revolutionizing medicine through personalized treatments, precision surgery, and targeted drug delivery for a healthier future. ... brokenhousecompany.it/blog/blog/2025… #nanotech #health #nanotechnology #artificialintelligence
How nanobots and AI are revolutionizing healthcare - House

How nanobots and AI are revolutionizing medicine through personalized treatments, precision surgery, and targeted drug delivery for a healthier future.

From brokenhousecompany.it
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Ronny Spindel
Ronny Spindel @RonnySpindel ·
sie wollen in den himmel? okay! stellen sie ihre geistermaterialkopie/hologrammversion/schrumpfversion noch heute her. sagen sie laut sie wollen in die geisterwelt und klatschen die hände. lohnt sich aber nicht. achtung, sie bleiben dennoch auf erde. #nanotech #kopie #winzigklein
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Kai | 🌍Satellite Data Artist 🛰️ Developer
Kai | 🌍Satellite Data Artist 🛰️ Developer @kaiykym ·
腎結石は人類最古の敵の一つでしたが、この米粒サイズのロボットがその天敵となるでしょう。侵襲的な手術からマイクロナビゲーションへの移行は、医療における究極の「ソフトウェア・アップデート」です。SF映画『ミクロの決死圏』が現実になる。🏥�� #MedicalRobot #NanoTech #HealthTech #Innovation
Massimo Massimo @Rainmaker1973 ·
Canadian researchers have unveiled a tiny, rice-sized robot that could change kidney stone treatment forever. This magnetic micro-device can travel through the body with incredible precision and gently break stones into small pieces—without surgery, cutting, or the intense pain es. Early results show patients recover faster because the robot targets only the stone and leaves healthy tissue untouched. This breakthrough could offer a safer, kinder, and far less painful option for millions of people who suffer from kidney stones every year. [Khabbazian, A., Kwong, L., Lewis, A., Liu, E., et al. (2025). "Kidney Stone Dissolution By Tetherless, Enzyme-Loaded, Soft Magnetic Miniature Robots". Advanced Healthcare Materials, 14(23), e2403423]
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