December
22/29, 2008 |
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Electric
sponge promises color e-paper
Feds
falling down on nano risk
Magnetic
biochip spots cancer
Chip
stores single photons
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December
8/15, 2008 |
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Biochip
scans blood for biomarkers
Longer
storage boosts quantum networks
Light
powers nanomachine
Nanotube
capsules make molecular motor
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November
24/December 1, 2008 |
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Microrobot
takes cue from nature
Nanotubes
crank out tunes
Chaotic
lasers encrypt fast data
Curves
bring invisibility into focus
Silk
builds bone
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November
10/17, 2008 |
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Micro
backpacks let cells carry loads
Madeover
microbe keeps time
Biochip
tracks molecular signals
Nanotube
plastic makes cotton smarter
Plastic
memory gets tough
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October
27/November 3, 2008 |
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Flying
lenses promise cheap chips
Molecular
layers do logic
Phosphorous
makes quantum memory
Brain
cells learn to motor
Acetaminophen
gel delivers drugs
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October
13/20, 2008 |
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Breathalyzer
sniffs lung cancer makers
Curly
nanotubes strengthen gecko tape
Infrared
drives flexible color display
Spins
flip magnetic bits
Nanowire
chip channels light
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September
29/October 6, 2008 |
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Dancing
bubbles get the picture
Fungus
keeps nanoparticles apart
More
cautions on nanoparticles
Electric
fields manipulate magnetic memory material
Chipmaking
method makes single-electron devices
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September
15/22, 2008 |
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Quantum
weirdness promises better imaging
Cancer
nanoparticles get the picture
Tiny
popping lids make cheap memory
Black
expands plastic display palette
Reversing
time promises invisibility
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September
1/8, 2008 |
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Robots
get better at follow the leader
Artificial
bone gets natural gradually
Process
prototypes paper biochips
Plastic
transistors get wet
Prototype
promises practical quantum crypto
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August
18/25, 2008 |
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Negative
refraction gets visible
Camera
chips get curvy
Rubber
electronics debut
Nanowire
printing
Puny
plastic patterns
Biochemical
logic drives microscopic shape shifters
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August
4/11, 2008 |
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Seeing
logic
Software
sees structure
Programming
biology
Tiny
microscope goes with the flow
Rubber
biochips get sophisticated
Cut
nanotubes speed flexible circuits
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July
21/28, 2008 |
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Sound-altered
light promises speedier chips
Lasers
switch on drugs
Nanoparticles
take new angles on cancer
Shape
memory boosts biochips
3D
biochips make cells at home
Paired
mirrors lower display power
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July
7/14, 2008 |
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DNA
with the naked eye
Synthetic
protein folding
Laser-made
micro gels on acid
Nano
bubbles boost boiling
Spinning
out nanotube transistors
Software
reads faces for comprehension
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June
23/30, 2008 |
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Nanoparticles
for stem cells
Cell
taxis
Excitons
juice up light switches
Software
puts images on the map
Graphics
system melds real and virtual light
Software
turns up illusion
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June
9/16, 2008 |
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What
were you thinking -- the computer knows
Monkey
cyborg
Toys
make teamed robots
Light-inspired
biochip
Artificial
cells get chatty
Self-assembled
artificial virus
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May
26/June 2, 2008 |
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Diamond
beetles
Lasing
spaser
Nanotube-cancer
concern
This
chip is a pill
Cells
prefer stripes
Snip-and-tag
DNA sequencing
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May
12/19, 2008 |
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Artificial
organelles
Memory
effect promises better memory chips
Nano
pine trees
Process
melds nanowires and chips
Light-linked
dots
Photonic
matchmaker
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April
28/May 5, 2008 |
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Pond
scum ethanol
Off-the-shelf
nanoparticles
Quartz
keeps nanotubes in line
More
accurate ions
Opaque
ghosts
Lighting
virtual fog
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April
14/21, 2008 |
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Clumps make better solar cells
Digital pet as watchdog
Parallel processing of DNA
Nanoelectromechanical logic
Magnetic memory wires
Tunable terahertz
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March
31/April 7, 2008 |
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Better heat-to-electricity
Flexible silicon
Inkjet transistors
Fetching robot
Single photons from space
Matter wave magic trick
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March
17/24, 2008 |
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Fake four-year-old knows something
Entanglement on demand
Healing with nanoparticles and nanofibers
Like a rolling cell...
Building with DNA
Tiny device crunches big numbers
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March
3/10, 2008 |
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Self-healing rubber
Gecko bandage
Paint-on transistors
Better dye solar cell
Optical breathalyzer
Magnetic cloak
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February
18/25, 2008 |
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Power suits
Power walking
Low-power chips
Biofuels' down side
Double-stranded DNA conducts
Updatable holographic display
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February
4/11, 2008 |
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Keeping tabs on physical files
Nanotubes are blackest
Nanotube transistor radio
Plankton chips
Dynamic DNA pyramids
3D DNA crystals
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January
21/28, 2008 |
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Contact lens displays
Silicon nanowires get a charge from heat
Switchgrass rules ethanol efficiency
Sound invisibility
Magnets steer cells
Programmed DNA self-assembly
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