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The World's Smallest Radio
By Prachi Patel-Predd | 11/06/2007 |
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A tiny radio made out of a single nanotube could find use in biological and environmental sensors.
Terabyte Storage for Cell Phones
By Kevin Bullis | 10/31/2007 |
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A nanotech-enabled device could replace the flash memory used in portable electronics.
Glue That Sticks to Nearly Everything
By Kevin Bullis | 10/26/2007 |
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For an easy-to-make adhesive inspired by mussels, possible applications abound.
A New Nanogenerator
By Prachi Patel-Predd | 10/22/2007 |
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Researchers are experimenting with a novel nanowire material to power tiny biosensors and portable devices.
Tiny Solar Cells
By Kevin Bullis | 10/18/2007 |
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Photovoltaics made of nanowires could lead to cheaper solar panels.
Invisibility Made Easier
By Kevin Bullis | 10/15/2007 |
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A new method for creating metamaterials that bend light in unusual ways may bring practical applications closer.
Weaving Batteries into Clothes
By Kevin Bullis | 10/09/2007 |
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A new machine that makes nanostructured fibers could turn soldiers' uniforms into power supplies.
Nonstick Chewing Gum
By Prachi Patel-Predd | 10/05/2007 |
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A U.K.-based company is set to launch a new kind of chewing gum that's easy to wash off any surface.
IBM Attempts to Reinvent Memory
By Kevin Bullis | 10/04/2007 |
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A new type of memory using nanowires could be simpler, cheaper, denser, faster, and more reliable.
Display Technology Promises Cheaper Solar
By Kevin Bullis | 10/02/2007 |
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Large-scale manufacturing techniques used to build LCDs could make solar power far more competitive.
Building Better Implants
By Katharine Gammon | 09/28/2007 |
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Carbon nanotubes may help scientists create smarter implants.
Novel Nanowires for Faster Memory
By B. Christine Hoekenga | 09/27/2007 |
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Tiny phase-change wires could serve as a key element in next-generation memory.
On the White Path
By Neil Savage | 09/25/2007 |
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Nanocrystals could light the way to using LEDs to replace the lightbulb.
Printing Nano Building Blocks
By Michael Patrick Gibson | 09/17/2007 |
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A unique printing method could lead to precise nanofabrication.
Nanoscale Inkjet Printing
By Duncan Graham-Rowe | 09/13/2007 |
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E-jet printing of precise structures out of various materials could prove to be a valuable tool in nano manufacturing.
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