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Edith Mathiowitz and her team in Brown University Laboratory at Rhode Island, United States, has made tiny particles coated in polymers. These particles are used to make new permanent ink that will be easily erased by a laser treatment.
Mathiowitz has...
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Johns Hopkins students have finally created a new advanced device that offers new techniques to cure diabetes and fulminant liver failure.
This new device is built in...
made popular May 9 2007
A plastic that heals itself! Yes, it happens exactly like the skin of our body. Hats off to Scott White and his fellow scientist at the University of Illinois at...
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