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Most analytical techniques rely on bulk measurements to understand biomolecular interactions. But averages don’t tell the whole story. Unlike conventional methods, Depixus’ large scale magnetic force spectroscopy (MFS) platform doesn't just give you an average readout. Our platform provides high-resolution, parallel data streams from thousands of individual molecules. With our technology you can: 🧬 Reveal the heterogeneity that exists within populations of interacting molecules and uncover subtle changes that drive disease. 📊 Gather rich, detailed data from individual biomolecular interactions and uncover rare binding events that might be missed in bulk measurements.  🚀 Analyze a large number of molecules simultaneously, allowing for rapid and efficient data collection, accelerating research and drug discovery. Ready to break free from the limitations of averages? With our MFS platform, you can see biology as it really happens.

🔬 Excited to share the new publication "Emerging Medical Technologies and Their Use in Bionic Repair and Human Augmentation". 🥼 Authored by Albert Manero, Viviana Rivera, Qiushi Fu, Jonathan D. Schwartzman, Hannah Prock-Gibbs, Neel Shah, Deep Gandhi, Evan White, Kaitlyn E. Crawford and Melanie J. Coathup. 🚀 This review first highlights cutting-edge and emerging materials-based neuroprosthetic technologies designed to restore limb or organ function and the potential for these technologies to be utilized to augment human performance beyond the range of natural performance. Finally, this review discusses and explores the growing social movement of human augmentation and the idea that it is possible and desirable to use emerging technologies to push the boundaries of what it means to be a healthy human into the realm of superhuman performance and intelligence. Welcome to access the full article freely here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eMzAw2Qa. And welcome to follow our LinkedIn account: https://lnkd.in/grPNkBrg. 👏 #neuroprosthetics #exoskeletons #biohacking #ethics #brain_machine_interface #human_augmentation

This is Fanny Angelina Hesse. She was the first person to use agar (an Indonesian dessert) to grow microbes. In Petri dishes. Which are named after the man who designed those. And hardly anybody remembers Fanny Angelina Hesse for what we put inside them. Which is mad, because we wouldn't have vaccines or antibiotics without agar. Or have sequenced the human genome, or cloned anything at all. Modern biomedical science literally wouldn't function without agar and agar-ose gels. Want to find out more? Corrado Nai is writing a graphic novel about her - help make it happen! https://lnkd.in/e9E4BT-9

I am curious since we have discovered nanobots like every coin has two sides so does nanobots too, it can be use for good purpose but it can also be use for evil purpose, so shouldn't we all think about updating our quality measures and standards. Imagine a panicked guy who is worried about his drinking water and if he thinks or blame that this water or beverages contain nanobots. true or false? why to guess rather why not solve the curiosity by facts and science. We can update the standards that observation has been done under nanoscales and no sign of nanobots or artificial nanoparticles has been found in involved materials. nano particles are 1000 times smaller than micron, we cannot even see micro particles in our food or drink or in medication, nano is even 1000 times smaller and if it exist in our world, a measure must be taken for safety. Country A president is visiting country B and they will discuss things over coffee or beverages, and what if that beverage was contaminated by nanobots? without a single weapon one has hijacked the whole country isn't it?

Studying protein-protein interactions can be challenging, but advances in technology are making it easier. Techniques such as surface plasmon resonance, proximity ligation assays, and bioluminescence-based detection provide researchers with more efficient and sensitive ways to investigate molecular interactions. Explore our latest editorial that discusses how these methods enable real-time analysis, precise localization, and simplified workflows without extensive training or complex equipment. https://lnkd.in/gy_m326w

On #thisDayInScience in 1987, Chet Fleming patented a device to keep a severed head alive, using tubes to circulate oxygenated blood. While it was never built, it raised ethical and scientific questions. A fascinating yet eerie concept! #ScienceHistory Read this post and more on my Typeshare Social Blog: https://lnkd.in/ghsf8J9f

In 2017, the first #AI generated medical hypothesis related to biological mechanisms for a condition called Myalgic Encephalomyelitis / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) was communicated to a number of ME/CFS researchers. So far, the patented methodology (referenced by @IBM and @Samsung) has outperformed conventional medical ME/CFS research by a median of 5.5 years. The patent description can be found here : https://lnkd.in/ggBFED3A

🎉 By using the latest technologies, researchers from Nanyang Technological University Singapore created a practical and efficient continuous in-flow preparation process for ART-loaded cochleates using off-the-shelf flow focusing device. 👀 Check it out in the following link: https://lnkd.in/ejq7t3iq 【Continuous, high-throughput production of artemisinin-loaded supramolecular cochleates using simple off-the-shelf flow focusing device】 #SyringePump

💡 Discover how the MATCHMAKER project is leveraging computational power to predict T-cell receptor pairings and design next-gen immunotherapies. Read more in our interview with Michael Birnbaum >>>https://bit.ly/3L8jGie

Ever wondered what makes up a protein? How do scientists actually design these molecular marvels? And why are they so crucial for our health and the future of innovation?🔬 We're excited to share our first blog post: "Designer proteins; Past, Present, and Future Prospects" written by our Director of Computational Protein Design, Dr. Naama Kopelman, where we tackle these questions and more. Delve into the intricate world of designer proteins, from molecular insights to cutting-edge computational tools. Uncover proteins' crucial roles in essential functions like metabolism and immunity. Additionally, catch a glimpse into the future of designer proteins, poised to revolutionize industries from healthcare to sustainable agriculture. Don't miss out, available also on Medium: https://lnkd.in/d_RUt8aa https://lnkd.in/d7CrbnaC  #ProteinEngineering #HealthInnovation #FutureofScience #AmaiProteins #Sweelin