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Spinning CDs to clean sewage water |
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Carbon nanotube logic device operates on subnanowatt power |
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New nanotube surface promises dental implants that heal faster
and fight infection |
| 4 |
Researchers make flexible, transparent e-paper from silicon |
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Densest array of carbon nanotubes grown to date |
| 6 |
Promising new alloy for resistive switching memory |
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Building bridges between nanowires |
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Container's material properties affect the viscosity of water
at the nanoscale |
| 9 |
Treated fibers clean dye-polluted waters |
| 10 |
Nanocrystal catalyst transforms impure hydrogen into
electricity |
| 11 |
Tiny bottles and melting corks: Temperature regulates new
delivery system for drugs and fragrances |
| 12 |
Smaller than small: Why we measure the space between atoms |
| 13 |
Researchers' smartphone 'microscope' can detect a single
virus, nanoparticles |
| 14 |
'Sticky tape' for water droplets mimics rose petal |
| 15 |
Development of technology for producing micro-scale
interconnect from multi-layer graphene |
| 16 |
Invention jet prints nanostructures with self-assembling
material |
| 17 |
Graphene photodetector integrated into computer chip |
| 18 |
Photonics: Graphene boosts on-chip light detectors |
| 19 |
Defects in 2D semiconductors could lead to multi-colored
light-emitting devices |
| 20 |
NRL achieves highest open-circuit voltage for quantum dot
solar cells |
| 21 |
'Cleaning' boosts solar cell efficiency |
| 22 |
Guinness record: World's thinnest glass is just two atoms
thick |
| 23 |
New system uses nanodiamonds to deliver chemotherapy drugs
directly to brain tumors |
| 24 |
Scientists push and pull droplets with graphene |
| 25 |
Researchers find that tiny molecules passing through nanotubes
can be propelled or slowed depending on their size |
| 26 |
Engineers develop a stretchable, foldable transparent
electronic display (w/ Video) |
| 27 |
Simulation sets atoms shivering |
| 28 |
Researchers make headway in quantum information transfer via
nanomechanical coupling |
| 29 |
Understanding a new kind of magnetism |
| 30 |
Chasing the black holes of the ocean |
| 31 |
Domain walls as new information storage medium |
| 32 |
Crowd-sourced computing platform reaches one trillion events |
| 33 |
Scientists explain the formation of unusual ring of radiation
in space |
| 34 |
Creating electricity with caged atoms |
| 35 |
Researchers find antioxidants can dispel static electricity |
| 36 |
SLAC scientists create twisted light |
| 37 |
First real-time detector for IV delivered drugs may help
eliminate life-threatening medical errors |
| 38 |
Crystal quantum memories for quantum communication |
| 39 |
Stephen Hawking reveals trials, triumphs in new film of his
life (Update) |
| 40 |
Making industrial plasma safer |
| 41 |
Lens combines human and insect vision to focus wide-angle
views |
| 42 |
Beyond quantum simulation: Physicists create 'crystal' of
spin-swapping ultracold molecules |
| 43 |
X-ray science taps bug biology to design better materials and
reduce pollution |
| 44 |
Green photon beams more agile than optical tweezers |
| 45 |
Discovery of a new mechanism for wavelength conversion of
light by a plastic material |
| 46 |
Proton weak charge determined for first time: Initial Q-weak
experiement results |
| 47 |
From graphite to water |
| 48 |
Studies of how fluids move underground could help with cleaner
energy production and water supplies |
| 49 |
Fermilab sends first neutrino beam to NOvA experiment |
| 50 |
On the road to fault-tolerant quantum computing: High
temperature superconductivity in a toplogical insulator |
| 51 |
Researchers publish enormous catalog of more than 300,000
nearby galaxies |
| 52 |
Wind and rain belts to shift north as planet warms, research
says |
| 53 |
Minimal amount of debris from Japan's tsunami has washed
ashore in California |
| 54 |
Global warming 'hiatus' puts climate change scientists on the
spot |
| 55 |
Global warming is likely to increase severe thunderstorm
conditions in US, researchers find |
| 56 |
Fossil record shows crustaceans vulnerable as modern coral
reefs decline |
| 57 |
Dating our galaxy's dormant volcano |
| 58 |
Hubble eyes a smoldering star |
| 59 |
Pesticide regulation in California is flawed, UCLA report says |
| 60 |
Galaxy winds |
| 61 |
House OKs more logging in national forests |
| 62 |
Fire scars big nature reserve in Ecuador's capital |
| 63 |
NASA sees deadly typhoon usagi hit southern China |
| 64 |
Longer delay for space station delivery mission (Update) |
| 65 |
UN climate experts stress solidity of new report (Update) |
| 66 |
New US climate map shows temperature changes in HD |
| 67 |
Health check for Perth waterways |
| 68 |
NASA commercial partner Boeing tests CST-100 spacecraft
thrusters |
| 69 |
Infrared NASA image shows strength in Typhoon Pabuk's eastern
side |
| 70 |
Los Alamos National Laboratory describes storm damage to
environmental monitoring stations, canyons |
| 71 |
International partnership releases space exploration benefits
paper |
| 72 |
Carbon cleanup would save millions of lives, study finds |
| 73 |
Computer mishap delays space station supply ship (Update) |
| 74 |
UN climate report will not sway US deniers |
| 75 |
Microsoft unveils new Surface, fixes shortcomings (Update 4) |
| 76 |
Hacker group develops method to circumvent iPhone Touch ID
system (w/ Video) |
| 77 |
Tesco joins tablet computer market |
| 78 |
Machines on the march threaten almost half of modern jobs |
| 79 |
Microsoft to reboot tablet effort with new Surface |
| 80 |
Tests: New iPhones less durable than iPhone 5 (Update) |
| 81 |
Apple buyers rue high price of new 'low cost' iPhone (Update
2) |
| 82 |
HP marks October availability of gesture-control PC (w/ Video) |
| 83 |
New iPhones draw crowds as Apple seeks to broaden base |
| 84 |
First 'ethical smartphone' takes a big risk |
| 85 |
Robot inspects pipes in petrochemical platforms |
| 86 |
Gamers gather for look at new PlayStation, Xbox in Tokyo
(Update) |
| 87 |
Console stars of Tokyo Game Show not on sale yet |
| 88 |
Review: iPhone fingerprint sensor worth extra cost |
| 89 |
At a Glance: iPhone 5C and 5S vs. older iPhone 5 |
| 90 |
BlackBerry unveils new Z30 smartphone |
| 91 |
Emotional attachment to robots could affect outcome on
battlefield |
| 92 |
Game consoles here to stay despite smartphone onslaught |
| 93 |
Doing research in the pub: Researchers study how orders are
placed at the bar |
| 94 |
Apple's Touch ID: Time to come to grips with a touchy subject |
| 95 |
Dogs' behavior could help to design social robots |
| 96 |
iPhone transforms security with fingerprint reader |
| 97 |
Apple's iPhone 5C: Better late than never--or too little, too
late? |
| 98 |
Apple's new iPhones simultaneously aim high, low |
| 99 |
New iPhone 5C 'too costly for China': analysts, users (Update) |
| 100 |
US judge weighs Google book copyright case |
| 101 |
New password in a heartbeat: Researchers propose
touch-to-access security for implanted devices |
| 102 |
Microsoft to face many questions from analysts |
| 103 |
Once-cool BlackBerry failed to keep pace with rivals |
| 104 |
Review: Apple's iOS 7's hidden gems |
| 105 |
Fairfax reaches tentative deal to buy BlackBerry (Update 3) |
| 106 |
US mulls changes to personal electronics on flights |
| 107 |
Tesla patent describes hybrid battery pack system for EVs |
| 108 |
Electricity storage how-to guide available |
| 109 |
Facebook looking for meaning in user posts with 'deep
learning' algorithms |
| 110 |
Former Qualcomm exec charged with insider trading |
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