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A nanotube innovation using waste plastic could help solve one of the world's energy problems.
Two very similar new carbon nanotube products, released eight years apart, provoked very different reactions. What's changed about the way we consider nanotechnology risks and benefits?
Touch screens are everywhere these days but the materials commonly used to make them are not that abundant. So what are the alternatives?
A new method for creating a form of graphene with carbon dioxide sucked from the air has been announced with misleading claims.
Researchers have developed a sensor able to monitor Nitric oxide in living animals for more than a year, providing insights…
Researchers have found a way to turn non-biodegradable plastic bags into a high-tech material made of carbon nanotube membranes…
Spider silk coated in nano-tubing could become a new material used in everyday electronics. Known as the the toughest material…
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