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Graphene and Nanotubes Will Replace Silicon in Tomorrow's Nano-Machines
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Brownie Hacks & Cookie Engineering
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Tropical Fruit Inspires Innovative Research
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Better Nature: Technologies Inspired by the Natural World
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This Self-healing Concrete Repairs Itself with Bacteria
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DiscoverE Summit: How Engineering Education Can Improve Lives & Nations
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Bright Idea: Filling Potholes with Non-Newtonian Fluids
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Theoretical Metamaterial Could Protect Buildings From Earthquakes By Dissipating Energy
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Black Box Bot Soaks Up Heat, Then Follows You Around and Keeps You Warm
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Thin, Flexible Circuit Sticks to Skin Like a Temporary Tattoo
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Zooming in on Beetles' Knees, Biologists Find Tiny Screws and Nuts
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Buried Mangrove Forests Protect Buildings Above From Earthquakes
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