Nanowerk Biotechnology News 2025-03-17

Engineers developed a way to grow artificial tissues that look and act like their natural counterparts.

Self-powered microneedle patches generate hydrogen, microcurrents, and magnesium ions to repair UV-damaged skin, reduce wrinkles, and support collagen renewal.

Scientists use RNA origami to fold biomolecules into nanotubes, forming cytoskeleton-like structures, advancing synthetic biology toward artificial cells.

Scientists describe how nanotechnology principles developed to deliver toxic drugs to cancer cells could help produce more environmentally-friendly pesticides and fungicides.