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Producing High-Quality Graphene Cheaply Using Carbon Monoxide
Snowflakes etched in graphene at Skoltech. The light areas are graphene, and the dark ones are oxidized copper. The snowflake pattern emerged as the surrounding…
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On the Edge: New Magnetic Phenomenon Discovered With Industrial Potential
Illustration of edge magnetism discovered in CrGeTe3 using nanoscale magnetic microscopy. Credit: Ori Lerman Working with the tiniest magnets, Hebrew University discovers a new magnetic…
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4,100 Feet Underground, Scientists Test a Unique Geothermal Energy System
Team collaborates on assembling and testing “rock star” system 4,100 feet underground A team of scientists has assembled a first-of-its-kind system to help them understand…
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Photosynthesis Power: A Reliable and Renewable Biological Photovoltaic Cell
This system, containing blue-green algae, powered a microprocessor continuously for a year using nothing but ambient light and water. Credit: Paolo Bombelli Algae-Powered Computing Scientists…
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Laser Pulses for Ultrafast Signal Processing Could Make Computers a Million Times Faster
Illustration of the gold-graphene structure in which electron waves from real and virtual charges are targeted with two ultrafast laser pulses. The combined effect can…
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Printable, Self-Assembled Logic Circuits Created From Proteins
Researchers constructed self-assembled, protein-based circuits that can perform simple logic functions to demonstrate that it is possible to create stable digital circuits that take advantage…
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Patent-Pending Technology Converts “Waste” Carbon Into Valuable Chemicals and Useful Elements
Waste carbon from farms, sewage and other sources can be processed into high-grade bio-based fuels more easily with a new PNNL-developed flow cell. In this…
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NeuroMechFly: A Morphologically Realistic Biomechanical Model of a Fly
NeuroMechFly, the first accurate “digital twin” of the fly Drosophila melanogaster, offers a highly valuable testbed for studies that advance biomechanics and biorobotics. This could…
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Surprising Bacterial Nanowire Discovery May Lead to Living and Self-Repairing Electrical Circuits
Bacteria producing nanowires made up of cytochrome OmcS. Credit: Ella Maru Studio Cooling Speeds Up Electrons in Bacterial Nanowires The ground beneath our feet and…
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