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Carbon Nanotube Ribbons Could Give Superman a Run for His Money

Today’s Science Breakthrough: The Swimsuit That Dries Itself

Self-Organizing Nanotech Could Store 250 DVDs on One Coin-Size Surface

Carbon Nanotubes Could Replace Platinum and Lead to Affordable Hydrogen Cars

Autonomous Claw Could Become the World's Tiniest Surgeon

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At the New Singularity University, Ray Kurzweil Will Train Young Futurists

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New Way to Make Graphene Could Lead to Transparent, Bendable Electronics

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To Levitate Nano-Objects, Researchers Exploit a Force of Quantum Repulsion

#51: Physicists Build the World’s Smallest Transistor

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Nanotech Products on the Market May Have Unknown Health and Safety Risks

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#74: Viruses Are Put to Work Building Superbatteries

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#83: Bulletproof Paper Is Stronger Than Kevlar

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