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Cute Cupid Is Year's Tiniest ValentineThis Cupid's arm is the width of a human hair.
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Spider Silk-Spinning Technique Key to Stronger FibersThe electrical conductivity of the new fibers is on par with copper, gold and aluminum wires.
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New Use for Those Incredible Nanotubes: HologramsThe carbon nanotube hologram has the highest resolution of any yet created.
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Distortion-Free Photos Possible With Flat LensA new flat lens could allow cameras to take distortion-free photos in the near future, researchers say.
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Scientists Use Mathematical Shortcut to Create New MetalsCreating new alloys used to be a matter of trial and error, but now a technique developed at MIT could change that.
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Rise of Robots Revives US ManufacturingFactory robots, nanotechnology and 3D printers can revive U.S. manufacturing, but may not bring back human jobs.
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New Material Allows Electronics To StretchThe new work brings wearable electronics and flexible displays closer to reality.
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Jewel-like Nanowires Pretty As Well As EfficientA simple treatment deposits lacy branches on tiny, nano-size wires.
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Baratunde Cola is Engineering a Sustainable FutureFormer Vanderbilt University football player Baratimde Cola discusses his engineering research and mentoring role.
