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Seaweed microbots could one day treat cancer, researcher says

By Reuters
15 April 2024   |   3:11 am
It is the first of its kind, its developers say: a microrobot which can navigate in a cell network and stimulate individual cells in a targeted manner. The discovery has the potential for new treatment methods for patients battling cancer or other diseases, according to lead researcher Berna Ozkale Edelmann.

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