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Posted February 20, 2013:
- New Therapeutics Could Accelerate Wound Healing
- Quantum Dots That Assemble Themselves
- Balsam for the Bones: Chemists Develop a Nanopaste for the Repair of Bone Defects
- New Taxonomy of Platinum Nanoclusters
- Nano-Channel Disentangles Knotted DNA
- New Technology in the Magnetic Cooling of Chips
- Xenon Flash for Photos in Dark from Smart Phones
Posted February 19, 2013:
- That's the Way the Droplets Adhere: First Direct Views of How Drops and Bubbles Adhere to Surfaces -- And How They Let Go
- Theory of Crystal Formation Complete Again
- Semiconductor 'Nano-Shish-Kebabs' Created With Potential for 3-D Technologies
- In Fight Against Cancer, a Closer Look at Nuclear Blebbing
- Effects of Human Exposure to Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals Examined in Landmark United Nations Report
- Researchers Coat Spinal Polymer Implants With Bioactive Film to Improve Bonding With Bone
- New Material Interface Improves Functioning of Non-Silicon-Based Electronic Devices
- Horses Don't Get Stage Fright -- But Their Riders Do
- Engineering 'Ghost' Objects: Breakthrough in Scattering Illusion
Posted February 18, 2013:
- Bone Marrow Cells Used in Bladder Regeneration
- Pollution Doesn't Change the Rate of Droplet Formation
- Exploring Supercapacitors to Improve Their Structure
- Stem Cell-Based Bioartificial Tissues and Organs
- Blood Is Thicker Than Water – And Blood Plasma Is, Too
Posted February 17, 2013:
- Dopants Dramatically Alter Electronic Structure of Superconductor
- Forging a New Periodic Table Using Nanostructures: Artificial Atoms and Bonds Provide a New Set of Building Blocks for Future Materials
- Organic Electronics: How to Make Contact Between Carbon Compounds and Metal
- Affordable Fuel Cells Closer: Synthetic Molecule First Electricity-Making Catalyst to Use Iron to Split Hydrogen Gas
- In the Blink of an Eye: X-Ray Imaging on the Attosecond Timescale
- Decoys Could Blunt Spread of Ash-Killing Beetles
- Engineers Are Catching Rainbows: Material That Slows Light Opens New Possibilities in Solar Energy, Other Fields
- Highly Flexible Organic Semiconductors: Research Paves Way for Thin-Sheet Plastic Displays or Wearable Electronics
- Shifting Sands: Force Is the Key to Granular State-Shifting
- 'Bionic Proteins': Nano-Machines Recreate Protein Activities
- Chemists Develop Single Molecule Sieves to Separate Complex Molecular Mixtures
- Not Your Conventional Nucleic Acids: Spherical Nucleic Acids Have Novel Properties That Are Perfect for Biomedical Applications
- Mussel-Inspired 'Glue' for Surgical Repair and Cancer Drug Delivery
- Playing Quantum Tricks With Measurements
Posted February 14, 2013:
- Supernova Remnants Produce Cosmic Rays
- Microbial Biorefinery Provides New Insight Into How Bacteria Regulate Genes
- X-Ray Laser Sees Photosynthesis in Action
- 'Acoustic-Assisted' Magnetic Information Storage Invented
- Clues to the Mysterious Origin of Cosmic Rays
- Tough, Light and Strong: Lessons from Nature Could Lead to the Creation of New Materials
- Understanding Why Cells Stick: 'Cyclic Mechanical Reinforcement' Extends Longevity of Bonds Between Cells
- World's Most Sensitive Plasmon Resonance Sensor Inspired by Ancient Roman Cup
- A Quantum Dot Energy Harvester
- Eco-Safe Antibacterial Fiber Discovered
Posted February 13, 2013:
- Manufacturing: Chip-Free Ceramics
- Semiconductor Interfaces: Big Opportunities for Tiny Insulators
- Photonics: Deconstructed Nanosensors Light the Way Forward
- Team Creates MRI for the Nanoscale: Level Comparable to an Atomic Force Microscope
- Engineers Show Feasibility of Superfast Materials: 'Organic Topological Insulators' for Quantum Computing
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