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Tiny nanogenerator helps you power small electronics on the move
Sep 9 2008, Manish Kanaujia

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 breakthrough in nanoscience discovered by Professor Zhong Lin Wang is a tiny device that can be.

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