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Tough Enough
02.05.2007
Materials Science
Adding nanotubes to composite materials should greatly enhance their properties
A Story with a Twist
01.05.2007
Nanoscience
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Materials Science
Twistable nanotubes might point the way to new microelectronic devices.
Sensing Trouble
01.10.2006
Space & Physics
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Organic Chemistry
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Diagnostic Techniques and Drugs
A mini-sensor on a chip could detect everything from asthma to explosives
The Straw That Broke the Bacterium’s Back
01.10.2006
Environment
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Benefiting Humanity
Dr. Moshe Frommer developed a reusable water filter-in-a-straw for those without acess to clean drinking water
A Never-Ending Story
01.10.2006
Nanoscience
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Materials Science
Fifty years ago, a disovery enabled scientists to control the length of polymer strands
Breaking News
01.05.2006
Space & Physics
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Chemistry
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Materials Science
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Mathematics
A new mathematical analysis could help solve the age-old problem of cracks
New method for analysing crack progression
30.01.2006
Space & Physics
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Materials Science
Weizmann Institute scientists develop a method for analysing crack progression
Evolving Circuits
01.11.2005
Biochemistry
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Materials Science
When Biological Chemistry Encounters Materials Science: Dr. Roy Bar-Ziv joined Dr. Dan Tawfik to see if evolution – which has...
Making a Switch
01.10.2005
Materials Science
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Organic Chemistry
Molecular chemistry gives scientists clues to building ultra-tiny switches
How the Sea Urchin Grows New Spines
01.05.2005
Materials Science
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Structural Biology
A study revealing the secrets of a natural engineering marvel could help in the design of new materials
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