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'Tense' graphene joins forces with gold nano-antennas |
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Laying down a discerning membrane |
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Researchers apply transmission electron microscopy through
unique graphene liquid cell (w/ Video) |
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Graphene-based discs ensure safe storage |
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Great potential for faster diagnoses with new nano-method |
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Spinach and nanodiamonds? |
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DNA nanotechnology opens new path to super-high-resolution
molecular imaging |
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New biomimetic material to develop nanosensors |
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New microscopy technique allows scientists to visualize cells
through the walls of silicon microfluidic devices |
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New graphene production method broadens perspectives for
improved use |
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Swarms of robots could fight cancer (with your help) |
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Researchers create image of weak hydrogen bond using AFM |
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Simulations help researchers decide which technology would
make a better solar collector, quantum dot or nanowire |
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'Waviness' explains why carbon nanotube forests have low
stiffness |
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New kind of 'X-ray/CT vision' reveals objects' internal
nanoscale structure, chemistry |
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Engineers invent programming language to build synthetic DNA |
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Fique fibers from Andes Mountains part of miracle solution for
dye pollution, find scientists |
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Capturing cancer: Liquid biopsy could improve cancer diagnosis
and treatment |
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Improving lithium-ion batteries with nanoscale research |
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'Accelerator on a chip' demonstrated |
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Water glides freely across 'nanodrapes' made from the world's
thinnest material |
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The ultimate molecular chess match |
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A first: Stanford engineers build computer using carbon
nanotube technology |
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With carbon nanotubes, a path to flexible, low-cost sensors |
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Turning plastic bags into high-tech materials |
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A better device to detect ultraviolet light |
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Designing new sources of extreme ultraviolet light for making
integrated circuits with next generation lithography |
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Scientists observe competing quantum effects on the kinetic
energy of protons in water |
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Flawed diamonds: Gems for new technology |
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New kind of microscope uses neutrons |
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How fluid dynamics and transport shaped the structure of our
lungs in the course of evolution |
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The ultimate accuracy machine |
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The art of amplification: A desktop-size 10 terawatt laser |
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Physicists 'entangle' microscopic drum's beat with electrical
signals |
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Researchers develop technique for enhanced reversibility of a
phase-transforming material |
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Naked jets of water make a better pollutant detector |
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New level for continuous-wave terahertz lasers |
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New tool enables biomechanical studies of individual cells |
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Physics duo suggest using early universe inflation as graviton
detector |
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Yale scientist sheds fresh light on Einstein |
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The lightness of being: Smaller computer logic components
through photon-molecule interaction |
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Droplets get a charge out of jumping |
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New technique traces ejected electrons back to atomic shells |
| 44 |
New imaging system can help diagnose disease, monitor
hazardous substances |
| 45 |
Nuclear engineering researchers revealed fundamentals |
| 46 |
Measuring height by connecting clocks |
| 47 |
Strange behavior of bouncing drops demonstrates pilot-wave
dynamics in action (w/ Video) |
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Recent study reduces Casimir force to lowest recorded level |
| 49 |
Why cement tends to thicken |
| 50 |
Breakthrough in photonics could allow for faster and faster
electronics |
| 51 |
NASA's moon landing remembered today as a promise of a 'future
which never happened' |
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Spain sees 'limited risk' of big quake linked to gas |
| 53 |
Deal reached on curbing airlines' CO2 emissions |
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Climate puzzle over origins of life on Earth |
| 55 |
ALMA discovers large 'hot' cocoon around a small baby star |
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Arctic sea ice avoids last year's record low |
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Field study suggests sponges creating food for coral reef
organisms |
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Russian cosmonaut wins wages case vs. space agency (Update) |
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Ocean health in 'downward spiral' |
| 60 |
Earth from space: Ice in motion |
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A remote Swiss valley models global climate |
| 62 |
Water in stratosphere plays key role in Earth's climate |
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Warmer oceans could raise mercury levels in fish |
| 64 |
Researchers use climate model to better understand electricity
in the air |
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Researchers find that bright nearby double star Fomalhaut is
actually a triple |
| 66 |
Shale oil boom fuel Argentina's dreams |
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Could the US government shutdown hammer Earth and Mars
missions? |
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Professor calls for national earthquake early warning system |
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Native tribes' traditional knowledge can help US adapt to
climate change |
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Two years later, NASA workers still mourn end of shuttle |
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Scientists to explore Caribbean faults, volcanoes (Update) |
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Scientists warn of 'deadly trio' risk to ailing oceans |
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Comet ISON and Mars imaged together during close approach |
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Accurate maps of streams could aid in more sustainable
development of Potomac River watershed |
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Cows' carbon hoofprint is smaller than thought |
| 76 |
Surprisingly simple scheme for self-assembling robots |
| 77 |
Review: Samsung Galaxy Mega proves bigger isn't always better |
| 78 |
Review: New Kindle good contender for Amazon users |
| 79 |
Nintendo to stop making Wii console for Japan market |
| 80 |
Review: Gear watch has potential, but falls short |
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Putting a face on a robot |
| 82 |
Tokyo gadget show offers glimpse of tomorrow (Update) |
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Strap on your computer, wearable tech taking off |
| 84 |
Toshiba's dual-camera system enables second-chance
manipulations |
| 85 |
Review: Moto X a good phone that should have been great |
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With robots, artist simultaneously draws in three cities |
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Amazon unveils Kindle Fire HDX with 24/7 live help (Update) |
| 88 |
LA students breach school iPads' security |
| 89 |
Japan robot can pick strawberry fields forever for farmer |
| 90 |
IHS study puts iPhone 5S production costs at $191 |
| 91 |
Samsung says to unveil smartphone with curved display |
| 92 |
Can soft robots transform health care, gaming, and other
fields? |
| 93 |
Review: New Surface tablets make typing easy |
| 94 |
Robot knows who wants one for the road |
| 95 |
Microsoft unveils new Surface, fixes shortcomings (Update 4) |
| 96 |
Hacker group develops method to circumvent iPhone Touch ID
system (w/ Video) |
| 97 |
Machines on the march threaten almost half of modern jobs |
| 98 |
Tesco joins tablet computer market |
| 99 |
Tests: New iPhones less durable than iPhone 5 (Update) |
| 100 |
Microsoft to reboot tablet effort with new Surface |
| 101 |
Apple files promised appeal in book-collusion case |
| 102 |
Twitter's Evan Williams may be worth $1B after IPO (Update) |
| 103 |
EU plans stiff duties on biodiesel |
| 104 |
Prosecutors want Silk Road mastermind to remain jailed |
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In IPO, Twitter seeks to be 'anti-Facebook' |
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NJ to start Internet gambling Nov. 26 |
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Tesla fire shows electrics face safety challenges |
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NSF awards $12 million to SDSC to deploy 'Comet' supercomputer |
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Bringing sustainable electricity to rural African communities |
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Bulk phone data reveals 'startling insights,' Princeton
professor tells US Senate |
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