University of Arkansas – TechConnect Briefs

Titanate TiO2 Nanowire Bio-Scaffold as a Novel Sensor for Cancer Cell Differentiation

Alismail H., University of Arkansas, US

Human body cells undergo continuous division to compensate the cell loss in the body. This process is highly regulated and any abnormality can cause Cancer, which is a hot topic nowadays. Indeed, Cancer cell research [...]

The Role of Carbon Nanotubes in Enhancing the Effects of Chemotherapeutic Agents in Cancer Treatment

Mahmood M., University of Arkansas, US

Nanotoxicology is an important field of study that fills the knowledge gap concerning the introduction of nanomaterials into human cells, their interactions with biological systems, and the assessment of their risks to living organisms. In [...]

The Computational Abilities of Random Magnetic Structures

Thenappan P., Madala S., Lusth J.C., University of Arkansas, US

In this paper, we investigate the computational abilities of random magnetic structures. Magnetic Quantum-dot Cellular Automata have the following advantages. They are simpler to fabricate and inputs are easier to control during computations. However, we [...]

Microchannel Immunoassays with Electrochemical Detection in Devices Constructed from Low Temperature Co-fired Ceramic and Screen Printed Gold

Fakunle E.S.O., Fritsch I., University of Arkansas, US

We report the first self-contained electrochemical enzyme linked immunosorbent assay in microchannel devices constructed from low temperature co-fired ceramic (LTCC) with screen-printed gold for fast and sensitive assays. No one has previously reported a device [...]