The pharmacological potential of nanotechnology, especially in drug delivery and
bioengineering, has developed rapidly in recent decades. Ion channels, which are easily …

Bioelectronic medicine aims to interface electronic technology with biological components
and design more effective therapeutic and diagnostic tools. Advances in nanotechnology …

Artificial channels made of carbon nanotube (CNT) porins are promising candidates for
applications in filtration and molecular delivery devices. Their symmetric shape and high …

Biological membranes provide a fascinating example of a separation system that is
multifunctional, tunable, precise, and efficient. Biomimetic membranes, which mimic the …

Dynamin 1 (Dyn1) GTPase, a principal driver of membrane fission during synaptic
endocytosis, self-assembles into short mechanoactive helices cleaving the necks of …

Recent developments in nanopore sequencing have inspired new concepts in precision
medicine but limited in throughput. By optically encoding calcium flux from an array of …

Robust and cost‐effective membrane‐based separations are essential to solving many
global crises, such as the lack of clean water. Even though the current polymer‐based …

A key conundrum in the construction of an artificial cell is to simultaneously maintain a
robust physical barrier to the external environment, while also providing efficient exchange …

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have shown growing potential applications in the fields of
biotechnology and biomedicine because of their unique structure and properties. The hollow …

Carbon nanotube porins (CNTPs), short pieces of carbon nanotubes capable of self-
inserting into a lipid bilayer, represent a simplified model of biological membrane channels …