Shape-Changing Microrobots Target Cancer Cells
Guided by magnets, fish-shaped microrobots can be directed to cancer cells, where a pH change triggers the release of their chemotherapy cargo. Watch the morphing nanotechnologies in action.
Learn more about these shape-morphing microrobots here .
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