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IBM Research produces bacteria-killing "ninja polymers”

gizmag.com (10 months and 19 days ago)

Jul 5, 2012

Bacteria such as methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) can not only cause potentially lethal infections, but they are also unaffected by commonly-available antibiotics. Even when it comes to bacteria that can be more easily controlled, we are still constantly being warned about the danger of them becoming antibiotic-resistant. Now, however, researchers have discovered a new antiobiotic-free method of killing bacteria including... full story

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IBM Research produces bacteria-killing "ninja polymers”

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