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ORIGAMI !? – How many of us are familiar with the Japanese art of folding paper into a variety of decorative forms?  The Indian born physicist and inventor, Manu Prakash, has gone way ahead to introduce us to his origami based microscope which...

Author: Sid Perkins / Source: Science News for Students Medical lab equipment often showcases high-tech at its best. Devices can perform complicated tasks, such as separating blood into its parts, quickly and easily. But these machines often are difficult...

The microscope is a 400 year-old technology long overdue an overhaul. It may be the universal symbol of the scientist, but, as things stand, the microscope is more of a impediment than a gateway to the science lab. White-coated investigators hunch over...

Centrifuges, which separate materials in fluids by spinning them at great speed, are found in medical labs worldwide. But a good one could run you a couple grand and, of course, requires electricity — neither of which are things you’re likely to find...

Stanford bioengineers have developed a synchronous processor based on moving water droplets instead of electrons. The result of a decade of work, the machine belongs to a whole new class, based on manipulating physical matter, instead of information...