Keyword: Biomolecular Materials Laboratory

A Miniature Mesh: Using Viruses to Construct Nanomaterials

An Engineered Virus Illuminates a Glioma 1

An Engineered Virus Illuminates a Glioma 2

An Engineered Virus Illuminates a Glioma 3

Beyond the Red 2

Beyond the Red 3

Beyond the Red 4

Beyond the Red 5

Beyond the Red: Seeing Tumors in a New Light

Bio-Inspired Catalysts for Photosynthesis 2

Bio-Inspired Catalysts for Photosynthesis 2a

Bio-Inspired Catalysts for Photosynthesis 2b

Bio-Inspired Catalysts for Photosynthesis 2c

Biological Engin-ear-ing: 3D Printed Virus-Built Organ

Copper Seashells 1

Copper Seashells 1a

Copper Seashells 1b

Copper Seashells: A Bio-Inspired Catalyst for Photosynthesis

Down-Conversion Nanoparticle Loaded T-Cell

Down-Conversion Nanoparticles 1

Down-Conversion Nanoparticles 2

Hydrogel of Virus-Templated Nanowires, Version #1

Hydrogel of Virus-Templated Nanowires, Version #2

Hydrogel of Virus-Templated Nanowires, Version #3

Hydrogel of Virus-Templated Nanowires, Version #4

Quantum Dots from Engineered Yeast 1

Quantum Dots from Engineered Yeast 2

Then and Now: Evolution of a Miniature Mesh

Virus-Templated Copper Nanowires

Virus-Templated Copper Nanowires with Fused Silver Nanoparticles

Virus-Templated Copper Nanowires with Tin Nanoparticles, Version #1

Virus-Templated Copper Nanowires with Tin Nanoparticles, Version #2

Virus-Templated Nickel Nanowires, Mechanically Fractured