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A new technique discovered for generating rapidly-differentiating human neural stem cells for use in a variety of tissue engineering applications.

A computer program using radiomic features found in routine MRI scans to distinguish between radiation necrosis and recurrent brain cancer has been developed.

Scientists say that protein engineering techniques might one day lead to colorful ultrasound images of cells deep within our bodies.

A new biomaterial can be used to study how and when stem cells sense the mechanics of their surrounding environment.

Scientists report developing injectable gels to prevent heart failure caused when the heart's walls thin out, the organ becomes enlarged, and scar tissue forms.

A new technique allows scientists to see what happens in animals' brains during Pavlovian experiments, toward understanding how we learn and develop addictions.

A new MRI technology creates images resolved enough to enable consistent diagnoses across populations for the first time.

Researchers have developed nanorobotic agents that can navigate through the bloodstream to administer a drug by targeting the active cancerous cells of tumors.

Researchers have developed a computer model that will aid in the design of nanocarriers.

Engineers have developed a flexible wearable sensor that could be used by doctors and police officers for real-time monitoring of blood alcohol content.