Materials SCENE Week of March 9-13, 2015

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Highlights from the Materials SCENE, March 9-13, 2015

Turmeric Compound Spices Up An Antimicrobial Surface Antibacterials: Nanosized vesicles filled with curcumin and attached to a glass surface destroy bacteria. Bandage Releases Multiple Drugs Over Time Materials: A bandage that rapidly releases a blood-clotting agent and then slowly releases an antibiotic could one day help treat severe wounds. Self-Cleaning Paint 2-D Polymers Step Up In Size Print Your Heart Out 3-D bioprinting can already create living tissue, but it's unclear whether it will ever replicate organs. Motion-Powered Fabric Could Charge Small Electronics Nanotechnology: A textile-based generator uses friction to convert mechanical energy from body movements into electricity. >> More Materials SCENE Stories