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Researchers produce smallest known radio frequency identification tags.
The same salty seawater spray that strengthened ancient Roman piers millennia ago makes modern coastal concrete constructions crumble -- here’s why.
New health-monitoring textiles and devices may help newborns and firefighters.
Scientists test materials to withstand Mars’ surface and space.
A pressure sensor printed directly on a hand is a step toward new biomedical devices, "on the fly" wearable technology, and more.
From architects to nano-engineers, people are exploring the geometries within the ancient art of papercutting to find their next big idea.
Interior designers are turning to experiments, using psychology and physics to come up with the best spaces for health -- and productivity.
A corrective quartz plate could improve the focus of enormous X-ray generating machines.
Scientists apply quantum techniques to measure subtle details of a material's magnetic field.
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