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Nanofiber Feels Forces and Hears Sounds Made by Cells

With the development of a nano-scale optic fiber detector around 100 times thinner than a human hair, researchers at the University of California San Diego (UCSD) have created a tiny…

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MIT Researchers Found New Way To Trigger Graphene’s Superconductor Abilities

Stronger than steel, harder than diamond, and incredibly flexibility, makes graphene an extraordinary material with a unique combination of characteristics. Thanks to its amazing features, it can be used in…

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Meet Vantablack: The Blackest Material Known to Science

Three years ago a team of British researchers from Surrey NanoSystems invented and produced the blackest material known to science named Vantablack. Since then, the team permanently works on material…

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IBM Research Managed to Store Data in a Single Atom

Imagine that you could store Itunes library of 35 million songs in a device not larger than a credit card? Sound impressive and thanks to IBM research possible in the…

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Scientists Found Cheap Way To Make Graphene

Australian scientists found an impressively cheap way to make graphene – an extraordinary material with amazing attributes. Cheap and quick production of graphene could hugely reduce the cost of making…

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IBM Tech Predictions in the Next 5 Years

IBM continued with their practice about life predictions. Just recently this tech giant announced their newest 5 in 5 lists with predictions about what life will be like in 2022.…

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The Thinnest Electrical Wire in the World

The team from Stanford University and the Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory manage to create the thinnest electrical wire in the world. It is made of so-called diamondoid,…