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(Almost) Unbreakable: Future Gadgets With Carbon Springs
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Rao and his team tested more conventional straight carbon nanotubes against coil-shaped nanotubes. When a stainless steel ball was dropped onto a single nanotube layer, the coiled nanotubes completely recovered from the impact, while the straight ones did not....
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New Memory Could Store Data for 1 Billion Years
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Letters.In the article, the researchers report that the experimental memory devices use an iron nanoparticle--1/50,000 the width of a human hair--that is enclosed in a hollow carbon nanotube. When electricity is applied, the nanoparticle can "shuttle" back...
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Dropping Science: New Tech For A New Year
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Dropping Science: New Tech For A New Year. discovery breakthrough labs. The end of 2008 saw may tech-oriented breakthroughs in labs around the world. See-through RAM, flexible circuits, and deep-space Internet could soon be real.. Pinching, pulling, and...
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Colossal Carbon Nanotubes Could Replace Cotton Fibers For High-tech Clothing
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Colossal Carbon Nanotubes Could Replace Cotton Fibers For High-tech Clothing. research carbon nanotubes. Anyone who has played a first person shooter is familiar with sci-fi suits that provide a gamer's character super-human abilities in one way or another....
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MIT Scientists Create Virus-Based Battery
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material needed to be highly conductive; material for cathodes usually needs to be highly insulating. However, the scientists were able to "coax" the M13 virus--modifying two genes-- into binding with iron phosphate first, and then binding with carbon nanotubes....