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Nanotechnology, with its vast potential is revolutionizing our world. As the name suggests, it involves working with structures of the size as small as 1 to 100 nanometers. It includes imaging, modeling and maneuvering of matter at this length scale....
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For centuries, the Chinese have been using traditional Baoding balls as an exercising tool to recover from injury or remain fit. Rubbing these...
made popular May 5 2009
In the emerging world of nanotechnology, clothing made of nanowires could help in converting mechanical energy generated from the motion of the body to electrical...
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For centuries, the Chinese have been using traditional Baoding balls as an exercising tool to recover from injury or remain fit. Rubbing these...
made popular May 5 2009
Earlier we introduced you special light-emitting nanofibers in the size of viruses and tiny bacteria that would surely light up the nano world. Now, another...
made popular Sep 9 2008
Solar panels are not new to the world of green technology. But the eco-techie bar is raised with stuff like bendable solar cells. Highly bendable...
made popular Jul 22 2008
Researchers at the Ohio State have developed a new technique that not only reduces the cost of solar cells to a quarter but also makes them beautiful. These solar cells...
made popular Jul 31 2007
Researchers from all over the world have always envisioned a day when windscreens will have transparent maps; eyeglasses will come integrated with TVs and many similar...
made popular Jun 4 2007
One day, changes in body blood pressure can be monitored using ‘nanowires!’ A new class of components have been created using the piezoelectric effect in...
made popular Mar 14 2007
Newer technologies, heading to come up with more and more energy-efficient lights, seem to going beyond or outdate the widely used gallium nitride LEDs! The UC San...
made popular Jan 3 2007
Researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Jeffrey Tok and his team are developing a technology that would allow soldiers to use the right kind of...
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A research team led Angela Belcher, a biological engineer at MIT discovered an innovative method to transform battery manufacturing.
By introducing scraps of...
made popular Apr 10 2006
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