nanotechnology

Innovative nanoswimmers that can travel a long distance inside the human blood stream to find and attack a cancer target in the brain. Nanoswimmers are composed of tiny, self-propelling robots that are expected to bring about a significant reduction in the number of cancer cell deaths that originate from brain tumors.

Researchers at Peking University have been exploring the use of nanomaterials for targeted imaging and therapy of cancer.

Researchers at the University of Madrid have developed nanobots that can target cancer cells using chemotaxis. This technology could revolutionize cancer treatment by allowing drugs to be delivered directly to cancer cells, minimizing side effects.