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Revolutionary affordable new materials enable the capture and storage of carbon dioxide
Fast virus detection using nanoparticles
Flying the flag for an airship revolution
Mimosa-Inspired Material Folds Up Like Origami When Wet
RedEye could let your phone see 24-7
Scientists have invented an easily breathable nanomask that can filter incredibly tiny particles, such as viruses and air pollutants
Breakthrough in Semiconductor Industry: Tiny Lasers Enable Next-Gen Microprocessors to Run Faster, Less Power-Hungry
Nanoparticles present sustainable way to grow food crops with less phosphorus
Leap towards ultra-secure communication and incorporating quantum devices directly into laptops and cell phones
Serendipitous discovery of new laws governing the “developmental biology of materials”
New inexpensive hardware to expand fast fiber-to-the-home
Photons on a chip set new paths for secure communications
New eco high performance energy storage device developed
Electronic nose can sniff out bacteria in drinking water
A New LCD Display Screen that Doesn’t Have to Use Any Power