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'Super Paper' is more durable than cast iron
Moving your fingers through a sheet of paper will be much harder, thanks to the development of a new kind of paper that is much stronger than cast iron.
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'Nanoparticles' can help shrink devices
Some technical devices - like iPods and laptops - are getting smaller. Scientists are trying to reduce them even further by applying small parts by one-millionth of the…
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Materials 'self-welding'
Aerospace engineers at the University of Bristol in the UK have released a new technique for airplanes to 'masturbate' holes or cracks even in flight.
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New artificial materials pave the way for the electronics industry to progress
In the April 10 issue of Nature, a newly published artificial material marks the beginning of a revolution in material development for electronic applications.
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Technology for magnetic memory does not need magnetic fields
The data storage technologies of the future may have to rely on a kind of twisted magnetic nanostructures, called
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Producing amorphous nanofibers with new techniques
Materials researchers in the US and Spain have successfully built a new technique called
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Window noise collection
The sound of the aircraft flying away, the traffic or the noise of the dance floor often caused residents of the area to be irritated. But now, the first windows with is…
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No noise plane
The tailless plane has a bat-like appearance. The wing is 'attached' to the body, and the engine is attached to the back of the aircraft. Thanks to such structure, noise…
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Machine to reproduce live activities
A machine can describe in detail the model of the specimen as well as its atomic structure. A machine can