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Makes hair less than 60,000 times hair
Microbiologists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have found a way to make the wire a thousand times thinner than hair strands.
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Camera lens is 2,000 times thinner than human hair
Scientists at the Australian National University (ANU) have successfully developed a camera lens that is 2,000 times thinner than human hair.
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Electronic skin turns hands into a phone
For the first time, Japanese scientists have demonstrated that an ultra-thin and flexible electronic display screen made from organic electronics does not impair tactile…
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Developed ultra-thin, transparent, ultra-accurate pressure sensors
Although there are currently some types of pressure sensors that can be flexed, most of them lose accuracy when twisted and wrinkled.
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The University of Pennsylvania produces 1000 times thinner than paper and is durable
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have just created a super-thin, ultra-light and ultra-durable material.
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Successfully developed ultra-thin semiconductor films
With a breakthrough in the process of producing ultra-thin semiconductor films at the atomic level, scientists have set the stage for the emergence of transparent LED di…
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Store electricity in ultra-thin paper
Not only is the storage capacity of supercapacitors equivalent, the electrical storage material can recharge hundreds of times with each charge lasting only a few second…
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Japan develops ultra-thin thermometers with only 1/4 of the hair
Japanese researchers have developed a super-thin temperature sensor that can be attached directly to the skin.
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Show the first ultra-thin invisibility shirt
Invisibility cloak is an indispensable item in many cult sci-fi movies, from Star Trek to Harry Potter.
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The world's thinnest lamp from graphene material
The latest work on graphene is known as the world's thinnest lamp.
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3D display does not require power
Scientists at the University of Science and Technology in Hong Kong have successfully researched a super-thin LCD panel that does not require electricity.
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High tech tattoo from ultra-thin graphene
One day, you could stick a temporary tattoo on your skin in the form of layers of tiny light-emitting diodes.
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Successfully developed ultra-thin electronics
Researchers have developed an ultra-thin, transparent and flexible microchip that can wrap around a human hair that still works well.
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Manufacturing ultra-thin LED lights, 3 times thicker than atoms
Scientists at the University of Washington have successfully created the world's thinnest LED ball that can use light energy.
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Manufacture of flexible, semi-transparent plastic cells from ultra-thin materials
Graphene, germanium, and many other elements have become a fascinating field of research for scientists to create materials for the future.