Nanoparticles articles from across Nature Portfolio

The design and scalable fabrication of durable superhydrophobic coatings that prevent accretion of matter is challenging. Here the authors developed a generic cellular design for ultra-durable coatings that provides liquid-repellence, vapor imperviousness, and solid-shedding capabilities.

An article from Nature Biomedical Engineering reports the development of an infrared light-emitting cancer nanovaccine and two other nanoprobes for tracking the vaccine and the associated immune response.

An article in Nature Communications presents a method to provide local mechanical stimulation to organoids using magnetic nanoparticles.

To improve early-stage research in the field of RNA lipid nanoparticles, there are several best practices to be considered for the collection, interpretation and reporting of characterization data.

Nanoparticles consisting of long DNA molecules in association with Ca²⁺ and PPi⁴⁻ ions can modulate the pathological osteoporotic microenvironment and promote bone repair.

Breda et al. developed a method for gene editing bone marrow cells in vivo, circumventing the need for toxic conditioning regimens such as chemotherapy or radiation.