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- New material could enable your body to power your pacemaker and other devices
- Continuous monitoring for crop diseases using wearable sensors
- A smartphone spectrometer
- Opening an exciting avenue for the development of artificial intelligence by operating at “the edge of chaos”
- Printing stretchable and bendable circuits on artificial skin with existing technologies
- Have we reached a tipping point for global plastic pollution?
- Going to human clinical trials: Halting and even reversing dementia and Alzheimer’s?
- Fast synthetic biology circuits
- A pilot project used electrodes to successfully oxygenate a lakebed
- Could electronics 2 atoms thick significantly improve electronic devices in terms of speed, density, and energy consumption?
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Introducing the World’s Thinnest Technology – Only Two Atoms Thick
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Eawag test with fish cells replaces animal experiments
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AI system on chip runs on solar power
Robotic burrowing with tip extension and granular fluidization
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