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Quantum dots make efficient decisions |
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Condom mechanics of graphene |
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Copper nanowires offer an efficient, inexpensive approach to
solar energy harvesting |
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Researchers use nanoscale 'patches' to sensitize targeted cell
receptors |
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Scientists ID new catalyst for cleanup of nitrites |
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Highly stretchable fiber-shaped supercapacitor based on carbon
nanotubes |
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Super SQUID: Measuring device for superconductors breaks world
records |
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Nanotubes can solder themselves, markedly improving device
performance (w/ Video) |
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Polymer gel, heal thyself: Team proposes new composites that
can regenerate when damaged |
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Engineers synthesize antibodies with carbon nanotubes |
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Nanotechnology improves cardiovascular implant attachment |
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Researchers looking to use nanographene oxide to destroy
tumors |
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Germ-killing nanosurface opens up new front in hygiene
(Update) |
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Pills of the future: Scientists develop way to successfully
give nanoparticle therapeutics orally |
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Slowly cooled DNA transforms disordered nanoparticles into
orderly crystal |
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Express yourself: Scientists use genetic algorithm to design
self-assembling ssDNA-grafted particles |
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Carbon nanostructures grow under extreme particle bombardment |
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Nanoscale coatings improve stability and efficiency of devices
for renewable fuel generation |
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New study challenges centuries-old Amontons' laws of friction |
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'Nanosponge vaccine' fights MRSA toxins |
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Two-dimensional nanosheets enable high-quality thin film
orientation control |
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New method for creating mesoporous materials from industrial
polymers |
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Nanorobot for transporting drugs in the body |
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When aluminum outshines gold: Research details aluminum's
valuable plasmonic properties |
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Engineers show how to optimize carbon nanotube arrays for use
in hot spots |
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Flexible, stretchable fire-ant rafts |
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Better combustion through plasma |
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No qualms about quantum theory |
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A Whirling Dervish puts physicists in a spin |
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Proton radius puzzle may be solved by quantum gravity |
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Smart materials investigated on space station |
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What's the sound of a hundred thousand soccer fans? |
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'Electromagnon' effect couples electricity and magnetism in
materials |
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Physicists find a way to study coldest objects in the universe |
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Glaciers sizzle as they disappear into warmer water |
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Unexpected energy barrier for uptake of hydrogen in tungsten
wall of fusion reactor |
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50 meters of optical fiber shrunk to the size of microchips |
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New simulatable model displaying exotic quantum phenomena |
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ATLAS sees Higgs boson decay to fermions |
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Harmonic holograms: High-speed three-dimensional imaging
captures biological dynamics |
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Italian company to sell portable cold fusion plant deliverable
next year |
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Experiments on neutron-rich atomic nuclei could help
scientists to understand nuclear reactions in exploding stars |
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Pushing the limits of light microscopy |
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New state of liquid crystals discovered |
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3-D images, with only one photon per pixel |
| 46 |
Vanadium dioxide 'smart glass' can be activated to block
infrared light while remaining transparent to visible light |
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Researchers apply Benford's law to physics exams to see if
they can do better than chance |
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Controversy over the use of Roman ingots to investigate dark
matter and neutrinos |
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Amplifying our vision of the infinitely small |
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Invisibility cloak hides parts of objects, leaves other parts
visible |
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44 million stars and counting: Astronomers play Snap and remap
the sky |
| 52 |
Look, but don't touch: US law and the protection of lunar
heritage |
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Smartphone app to give earthquake warning |
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Did Comet ISON survive? Scientists see tiny hope (Update) |
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China readies to launch first moon rover mission |
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Strong earthquake hits Indonesia; no casualties |
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Anticipation builds for China's first moon rover mission
(Update) |
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Scientists find signs Comet ISON may have survived flyby of
the sun |
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Indian craft leaves Earth's orbit on way to Mars |
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Weaker than expected Atlantic hurricane season ends |
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China launches first moon rover mission (Update) |
| 62 |
Nuclear cooling in neutron stars deepens mystery of hot
surface |
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NASA Flight Opportunities Program launches science payloads |
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Efficient use of fertilisers on dairy farms |
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NASA design challenge to simulate human exploration of Mars |
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What drives earthquake aftershocks? |
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Corals surviving the ocean's pollution |
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Image: Hubble sees galactic glitter |
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World's largest coral reef mapped |
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More droughts, heavier rains in warmer Europe, study reports |
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Study shows reforestation in Lower Mississippi Valley reduces
sediment |
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Researcher shows microplastic transfers chemicals, impacting
health |
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Marine reserves enhance resilience to climate change |
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New computer model may explain moon Europa's chaotic terrain |
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Arctic study shows key marine food web species at risk from
increasing carbon dioxide |
| 76 |
Helmet camera craze: Skiers record their own runs |
| 77 |
Review: PlayStation 4 turns gaming into social activity |
| 78 |
Review: Xbox One a great game player--and more |
| 79 |
Video game console war heats with Xbox One launch |
| 80 |
LG looking into claim smart TVs grab user data (Update) |
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New Zealanders first to own Xbox One |
| 82 |
The future of mobile: Smart watches and sweet smelling mobiles |
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To spin or not to spin: Does Microsoft need Xbox? |
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Xbox One makes hot debut as console war revs up |
| 85 |
More than a million Xbox One consoles sold on launch day |
| 86 |
Surgeon test-drives Google Glass in the operating room |
| 87 |
Review: HTC, Nokia offer good, giant choices |
| 88 |
A robot turtle will help underwater archaeologists to inspect
shipwrecks |
| 89 |
Cheap Motorola smartphone available in US early |
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Gift Guide: PS4, Xbox 1 won't disappoint gamers |
| 91 |
Atlas teams head for DARPA Robotics Challenge |
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The humanitarian case against killer robots |
| 93 |
Xbox, PlayStation tackle console launch glitches |
| 94 |
Ex-Nokia engineers launch new smartphone (Update) |
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Tamagotchi virtual pets to return to Europe and North America |
| 96 |
Five ways the Raspberry Pi is making life a little sweeter |
| 97 |
Troy Wolverton: A gift guide for tech lovers |
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Review: Xbox One vs. PlayStation 4 |
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Droids dance, dogs nuzzle, humanoids speak at Madrid robot
museum |
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Gift Guide: Plenty of laptops, even on budgets |
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More Americans spend less on Black Friday sales |
| 102 |
Engineer/racer designs simulation systems |
| 103 |
Israeli hi-tech surfing wave of buyer interest |
| 104 |
Octocopter to monitor crops |
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Renewable sources can provide stable power |
| 106 |
BlackBerry head says company is 'very much alive' (Update) |
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Explaining perfect forward secrecy |
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Defense against electromagnetic fields |
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A smart walker that guides its users |
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Top US court affirms state sales tax on Amazon (Update) |
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