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Scientists Make the Smallest Mona LisaThe enigmatic image is perhaps the most reproduced in art history, but it's never before been painted on such a small canvas.
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Nanotubes Could Help To Detect Lyme Disease EarlierUltramicroscopic technique may speed up diagnosis.
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Butterflies Inspire Anti-Counterfeit TechnologyNanotechnology emulates a South American insect's wings.
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Tech Fashion Statement: The New World of Wearable ComputingSmart textiles are reinventing how we use clothing in our everyday lives.
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Gallery: Futuristic 'Smart Textiles' Merge Fashion with TechScientists and fashion designers are teaming up on innovative projects that turn clothing into wearable devices.
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Nanoparticle Tech Could Bring Clean Water to Rural PoorThe purification device can remove bacteria, viruses and other contaminants from water.
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Teensy Sponge Soaks Up Venom in BloodA tiny particle dressed up as a red blood cell could fight snake venom, deadly bacteria and several other pathogens
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'Nanosponges' Sop Up Bloodstream Toxins
Tiny ball-like particles could someday neutralize venom and bacteria in humans.
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Intricate Pattern Has Surprising OriginYou may be surprised to find out the somewhat icky place where this image came from.
