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How Shape and Colour Changing Materials Will Transform Our World
How Shape and Colour Changing Materials Will Transform Our World
Programmable materials are a clever matter. Any material that can change state, shape or optical properties also has the power to change the world around it. In 2013 the programmable materials pioneer Skylar Tibbits presented a TED talk on the birth of 4D printing. While 3D printing may be making waves in industries from house building to pharmaceuticals, or in the home in craft design or for…
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Douglas and colleagues recently used this DNA origami approach to build a barrel-shaped nanorobot (35 nm X 35 nm X 45 nm) that can be filled with drugs, antibody fragments (pink) and other nanoparticles. A DNA aptamer (green) locks the barrel closed, but then pops it up when the barrel contacts antigen for the aptamer, say for example, on the surface of a cell. The nanorobot was designed with Molecular May and cadnano
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