Tags: Nanotechnology

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Scientists invent revolutionary fiber that can power devices through sunlight or body movement

Tech

World's Tiniest Engine Is Now Nanoscale Device Composed Of Tiny Charged Gold Particles

Science/Health

Nanophotonic Chip Controls Light, Could Further Understanding Of Black Hole Evolution

Science/Health

World's Smallest Diode Created Using Single DNA Molecule

Science/Health

Scientists Design Nanocones That Help Solar Cells Soak Up More Sunlight

Science/Health

Watching Paint Dry Reveals How Particles Separate Based On Size

Tech

Living, Breathing Supercomputers May be Created by Scientists in the Future

Tech

'Moth Eye' Graphene: New Breakthrough Increases Light Absorption Of Graphene

Tech

Quantum Dot Solids: New Discovery Could Usher In New Era Of Electronics

Tech

Ocular Cancer: Scientists Develop Nanoparticle With Potential To Treat Ocular Cancer

Science/Health

Cancer: New Technique Enables Earlier Diagnosis, Study Says

Tech

Nanowires: New Development Method Uses Natural Gas Heating

News

Alternative Energy: Researchers Create Nano-Reactor To Produce Hydrogen Biofuel

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World's Smallest Submarine: One-Molecule Craft That Can Move At Breakneck Speed

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'Invisibility Cloak' Created By California Researchers

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