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Before learning what can be done with graphene, we need to know what can be done to graphene.
The innovation could one day help marine biologists eavesdrop on whales and equip submarines with more sensitive sonar.
Plastic tracks could reduce the cost of Olympic “sliding” events and make the sports more environmentally friendly and accessible.
Researchers use computer simulations to learn how water forms different kinds of ice.
Researchers create safer batteries with perforations that prevent full-scale failures.
Devices made from bacteria-filled hydrogel inks sense chemicals and perform logic operations.
New study on how cans crumple sheds light on general mechanical properties of metal cylinders.
Two experiments test a 50-year-old theory on particles that move in a straight line.
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