October 18, 2025
Scientists create enzyme-powered nanobots that chase chemical trails and coordinate movements, paving the way for advanced targeted delivery systems.
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October 18, 2025
Scientists have developed a way to control synthetic cells using magnetic fields, enabling precise drug delivery and on-demand molecule production deep inside the body