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Smart textiles are reinventing how we use cloth...
Scientists and fashion designers are teaming up...
The purification device can remove bacteria, vi...
Researchers used high-speed video to capture water droplets jumping off the wing of a cicada, as part of its self-cleaning process.
A tiny particle dressed up as a red blood cell could fight snake venom, deadly bacteria and several other pathogens
Tiny ball-like particles could someday neutralize venom and bacteria in humans.
You may be surprised to find out the somewhat icky place where this image came from.
Looking into how peptides self-assemble has great implications for nanotechnology.
To make the tiny cupid, the scientists first put a pattern of microscopic iron particles on a plate.
This Cupid's arm is the width of a human hair.
The caged cells could be used in research and for growing tissues.
The tiny motor could one day power a molecular nano-car.
The novel drug-delivery mechanism could bypass the brain-blood barrier, scientists say.
Unlike conventional solar cells, the new wiry solar cells are flexible
The electrical conductivity of the new fibers is on par with copper, gold and aluminum wires.
The main principle behind ‘hydroglyphics’ is that by changing the properties of a surface, you can make your own special prints using water.
The firefly effect could lead to cheaper and more efficient lighting.
Mass production of these 'nanoresonators' may make dropped calls and slow downloads history.
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