Difficult to treat cancers often produce special proteins that defend tumors from cancer drugs before those even reach their targets. Ferrying drugs safely into tumor cells can turn otherwise untreatable cancers into more manageable diseases.

Nano-based sensors able to be implanted under the skin for a year could provide researchers with new information as to how nitric oxide reacts with both healthy and cancerous cells.

A new nano carrier able to deliver drugs to cancer cells could serve as an “all-in-one tool” for fighting cancer.

AIRO, a startup based in Kitchener-Waterloo, Canada has developed a wrist sensor that can track nutrition, stress, sleep and exercise.

The GimBall flying robot sphere was designed to crash into objects without damaging itself, bouncing off of them and continuing on its way.

Designed with people who live in earthquake-prone areas in mind, the Bloom collapsible helmet is compact enough to be included in a basic emergency kit.

ClearSign Combustion has developed an affordable way to reduce the pollution from fossil fuel-burning power plants by manipulating the shape and brightness of the flames.

To help prevent medication administration errors, the MedEye system identifies pills using computer vision to double-check the types and amounts.

A new tool able to sort shoe material for recycling could help keep old shoes from simply ending up in landfills.

Engineer Ngo Van Hoa, a staff from An Giang Agricultural Extension Centre released a straw chopping machine with low cost and far cheaper than imported equipments, the technology promisingly support mushroom cultivation farmers.