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December 22/29, 2008
Electric sponge promises color e-paper
Come
up with the right type of sponge and you have the main ingredient for a
new color display. [more]
Feds falling down on nano risks
The US government's research into the health and environmental impacts of nanomaterials is inadequate, according to a National Research Council study. [more]
Magnetic biochip spots cancer
Combine magnetic nanoparticles and disk drive head sensors and you have a sensitive cancer detector. [more]
Chip stores single photons
Come up with a solid material that can store single photons and you're a step closer to memory chips for quantum networks. [more]
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corollary is that science places power in our hands which can be used
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