Research & development

Metal ions may play a big role in how we sense smells

08 April, 2003

Of the five basic senses, the sense of smell is the least understood. Now, scientists at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have sniffed out potential clues to how olfactory receptors in the nose detect odours


Australian overturns 15 years of nano-science doctrine

08 April, 2003

Dr John Sader used established mechanical principles to prove that the popular V-shaped cantilever inadvertently degrades the performance of the instrument and delivers none of its intended benefits


The future of drug delivery

08 February, 2003

The burgeoning area of drug delivery research could some day produce insulin pills for diabetics, laboratory-grown organs for transplants and plastic surgery, and an under-skin pharmacy on a microchip


Studying corrosion phenomena

08 April, 2002 | Supplied by: CSIRO

Described as the biggest advance in microscopy since the electron microscope, the second-generation scanning Kelvin probe has been unveiled by Australian scientists


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