Carbyne will be the strongest of a new class of microscopic materials if and when anyone can make it in bulk. If they do, they’ll find carbyne nanorods or nanoropes have a host of remarkable... Read more
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- New silk-based material that looks, feels and moves like leather
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- Personalized medications possible via 3D printing?
- Astrophysics gets a huge simulation boost: 560 hours of work with current methods now can take 36 minutes
- Artificial intelligence could monitor water quality more effectively highlighting quality shifts due to climate change or pollution
- A synapse-like phototransistor could eventually help computers process visual information more like the human brain
- Revolutionizing the future of metal mining with a new “key-hole surgery” technique to extract metals from the earth
- 6G and beyond with a new ultra-small silicon chip called a multiplexer to effectively manage terahertz waves
- A simple application of UVC light to the over 400 common disinfectants currently in use would make them safer
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Stanford researchers locate sources of pollution in Bangladesh
New hydrogel can repair tears in human tissue
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