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#What are these nanostars in 2-D superconductor supposed to mean? Physicists from France and Russia have discovered magnetic disturbances in 2d superconductor layer,
the observed effect looks like magnetic"nanostars in the superconducting univers";"building constellations of them can be used in quantum electronics.
Physicists from France and Russia have discovered that the magnetic atoms in a two-dimensional layered superconductor create electronic disturbances that look like oscillating"nanostars".
#'Nanostar'particles Make Cancer cells Light up Finding cancer cells might one day involve shining a laser onto a certain region of the body
Researchers have developed a new type of nanoparticle that they call nanostars which accumulate in tumor cells
When a laser hits one of the nanostars most of the light scatters with the same amount of energy.
and injected them with the nanostars. The particles spread thorough the bloodstreams of the mice and built up in the cancerous cells.
Because the nanostars were bright enough to show the precancerous cells this is evidence that they also have larger pores in their blood vessels.
The nanostars could be important in treating people with cancers in which the dangerous cells are sometimes hard to see such as liposarcoma a cancer that arises in fat cells.
The nanostars are nonspecific they don't need to be custom-made for each type of cancer. Earlier experiments with nanoparticles often required them to be built to order coated with proteins that would link to specific types of cancer cells.
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