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Birds decide when to call and not to call |
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Behavioural problems linked to bedtimes |
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Australia Antarctic mission focuses on penguin poo, warming |
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Spinach and nanodiamonds? |
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Great potential for faster diagnoses with new nano-method |
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Graphene-based discs ensure safe storage |
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Researchers apply transmission electron microscopy through
unique graphene liquid cell (w/ Video) |
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Laying down a discerning membrane |
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'Tense' graphene joins forces with gold nano-antennas |
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Guinness World Record for discovery of the thinnest glass |
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Cells prefer nanodiscs over nanorods |
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'White graphene' halts rust in high temps |
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New microfluidic approach for the directed assembly of
functional materials |
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Major leap towards graphene for solar cells: Graphene retains
its properties even when coated with silicon |
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Folding batteries increases their areal energy density by up
to 14 times |
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Nanoparticles: A simpler route to hollow carbon spheres |
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A tiny, time-released treatment |
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Carbon's new champion: Theorists calculate atom-thick carbyne
chains may be strongest material ever |
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Future phones and laptops could have speakers made of carbon
nanotubes |
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University of Houston nanotech company wins Goradia Innovation
Prize |
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Direct 'writing' of artificial cell membranes on graphene |
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Mix of graphene nanoribbons, polymer has potential for cars,
soda, beer |
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Scientists create a super antioxidant: Common catalyst cerium
oxide opens door to nanochemistry for medicine |
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The infinitely small tackles counterfeiting |
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Microscopic graphene flakes isolated in 2010--now worldwide
research looks for practical applications |
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Gold-plated nano-bits find, destroy cancer cells |
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Defining the graphene family tree |
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Simple urine test uses nanotechnology to detect dangerous
blood clotting |
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Scientists take a quieter step closer to first practical
quantum computer |
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Evidence for a new nuclear 'magic number' |
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Squeezing in the micro-domain |
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Researchers discover new form of 12-sided quasicrystal |
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Researchers devise a means to observe single quantum
trajectory of superconducting quantum bit |
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Elastic to plastic: High-energy lasers warp
copper--permanently |
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Bending world's thinnest glass shows atoms' dance for first
time (w/ Video) |
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Laser technique enables 3-D analysis, natural color images |
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'Nanoimprinting' technique makes it possible to fabricate
visible-light-bending metamaterials at unprecedented scales |
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The power of one: Single photons illuminate quantum technology |
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Charged particles can be accelerated using light, leading the
way for more compact particle accelerators |
| 40 |
Uniformity: The secret of better fusion ignition |
| 41 |
New material gives visible light an infinite wavelength |
| 42 |
Better understanding of the movements of C.elegans worm will
make a big difference in biomedical research |
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New topological insulator materials may speed future
semiconductor chips |
| 44 |
World record: Wireless data transmission at 100 Gbit/s |
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An optical switch based on a single nano-diamond |
| 46 |
How Earth's rotation affects vortices in nature |
| 47 |
Newly discovered mechanism propels micromotors |
| 48 |
Nobel winner Higgs plans to retire next year |
| 49 |
Size matters in the giant magnetoresistance effect in
semiconductors |
| 50 |
Zoomable holograms pave the way for versatile, portable
projectors |
| 51 |
Quantum particles find safety in numbers |
| 52 |
Scientists develop heat-resistant materials that could vastly
improve solar cell efficiency |
| 53 |
ITER panel votes to postpone non-vital physics work |
| 54 |
Reexamination of Allende meteorite reveals isotopic evidence
of supernova |
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Australia Antarctic mission focuses on penguin poo, warming |
| 56 |
Vast majority of EU city dwellers breathe air below UN norms |
| 57 |
Astronomers stress need for characterizing population of
nearby potential Earth-impactors |
| 58 |
US high court will review global warming rules (Update) |
| 59 |
Urban soil quality and compost |
| 60 |
New evidence on lightning strikes: Mountains a lot less stable
than we think |
| 61 |
Climate change creates complicated consequences for North
America's forests |
| 62 |
2013 Ocean Health Index shows food provision remains an area
of great concern |
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Anger over German stance on auto CO2 emissions |
| 64 |
World ocean systems undermined by climate change by 2100 |
| 65 |
Astronomer George Herbig dies at age 93 |
| 66 |
Australia, US, France urge Antarctic protected areas |
| 67 |
US shutdown threatens hopes for Antarctic reserve |
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Forging links between climate change scientists and
policymakers |
| 69 |
Herbicide runoff reduced to Great Barrier Reef |
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Recycled drinking water must be considered, report says |
| 71 |
New study suggests earthworms sequester more CO2 than they
release |
| 72 |
Climate change plays 'Russian roulette' with the world's
oceans |
| 73 |
ALMA probes mysteries of jets from giant black holes |
| 74 |
Solar eruption could help Earth prepare for technology
melt-down |
| 75 |
Russia pulls huge 'Chelyabinsk meteor chunk' from lake
(Update) |
| 76 |
Carbon cycle models underestimate indirect role of animals |
| 77 |
Engine technology on the road to meeting emissions standards |
| 78 |
How the largest star known is tearing itself apart |
| 79 |
Nintendo to stop making Wii console for Japan market |
| 80 |
Review: New Kindle good contender for Amazon users |
| 81 |
Review: Samsung Galaxy Mega proves bigger isn't always better |
| 82 |
Surprisingly simple scheme for self-assembling robots |
| 83 |
Nest Labs tries to smarten up smoke detectors |
| 84 |
Apple planning iPad news, report says |
| 85 |
Google unveils $279 Chrome laptop made by HP |
| 86 |
Boston Dynamics: Atlas shows balance; WildCat sprints
untethered (w/ Video) |
| 87 |
Review: $279 Chromebook good as secondary computer |
| 88 |
Nest hopes to reinvent smoke alarms as it did the thermostat |
| 89 |
Galaxy Round: Samsung to debut smartphone with curved display |
| 90 |
Robots to the rescue: Conference showcases new machines
designed to improve everyday life |
| 91 |
Review: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet offers PC-like
multitasking |
| 92 |
New gadget frees mobile TV from blocky attachment |
| 93 |
World's first curved smartphone hits South Korea market
(Update) |
| 94 |
HTC offers larger phone, with fingerprint sensor |
| 95 |
Review: Sonos Play:1 packs big sound in small unit |
| 96 |
Taiwan's struggling HTC aims latest 'phablet' phone at China |
| 97 |
Casio marries ink stamps and technology |
| 98 |
Apple sends event invites amid rumors of iPad update |
| 99 |
Sony's $200 smartwatch works with Android phones |
| 100 |
Exaggerated gait allows limbless R2G2 robot to move quickly in
confined spaces, rough terrain (w/ Video) |
| 101 |
Review: Button location sets LG's G2 apart |
| 102 |
If the tech fits, wear it |
| 103 |
Sell, trade, recycle: Plenty of ways to dispose of old phones |
| 104 |
Twitter to list on NYSE (Update) |
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Verizon launches same-day delivery of new phones |
| 106 |
California alternative-energy program is under scrutiny |
| 107 |
Google to add user recommendations to advertising |
| 108 |
Earnings preview: eBay 3Q profit, sales seen up |
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Twitter's losses mount ahead of IPO |
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Need motivation? There's an app or gadget for that |
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