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ï¸ MIT Scientists have created a tiny chip that manipulates cells and particles based on the tractor beam in Star Wars. Optical traps and tweezers use focused light beams to capture and move tiny biological particles, such as cells or DNA molecules. This device could be used to study DNA, identify different types of cells, and explore the underlying causes of diseases. Dive deeper into this [Must-Read](. ð¥Todayâs job of the day as featured on [jobs.interestingengineering.com](: > [Software Engineering Manager](
> [Data Streaming Engineer IV]( Reading Time: 4 mins Did a friend forward this e-mail to you? [Subscribe here.]( MUST-READ ð§¬[MITâs Star Wars-inspired âtractor beamâ uses light to capture, manipulate cells]( [This miniature device]( is based on a silicon photonics chip that emits a light beam to control particles' movement within a few millimeters accurately. As a chip-based optical tweezer, it would [enable the trapping and tweezing of cells]( at much larger distances than previously demonstrated. The researchers first tested the device on polystyrene spheres and then tried [trapping and tweezing cancer cells](. ð©¹[Scar-free healing: Worm protein could revolutionize wound treatment]( A protein derived from an [intestinal parasitic roundworm]( has been shown to [speed up wound healing]( and reduce scarring in mice. Small cuts on human skin heal easily, but deeper injuries can cause scarring. 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