bioengineering

Nanobots within the bloodstream
| 3 min read
A cartoon image showing superhero figures standing on top of a tall platform with a blue background.
| 10+ min read
A cancerous tumor is shown in red and grey.
| 7 min read
A 3D rendering of the phospholipid bilayer of a cell membrane.
| 3 min read
Students in the UZurich IBD NanoBiotics iGEM Team sit and stand around a table at the 2022 iGEM Grand Jamboree.
| 3 min read
Macrophages, cells designed to fight infections, gain additional functions as drug carriers.
| 4 min read
A close-up of a blue small structure on a Petri dish.
A drawing of people wrapping a giant hand in a white dressing and applying a large bottle of ointment.
| 4 min read
Bacteria on agar plates.
| 3 min read
Purple neutrophil with pink synthetic polymer on top
| 4 min read
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