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Sperm-like nanopropeller is smallest swimmer ever

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Sperm-like nanopropeller is smallest swimmer ever

Glass nano-devices that can push objects 1000 times their own size could one day be used to deliver drugs or perform nanosurgery

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From diamond seeds do nanotube forests grow

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Bacteria take fantastic voyage through bloodstream

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World's tiniest lamp spans quantum and classical physics

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World's tiniest lamp spans quantum and classical physics

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Nanowire network measures cells' electrical signals

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Nanowire network measures cells' electrical signals

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Printed supercapacitor could feed power-hungry gadgets

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Artificial cartilage performs better than the real thing

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Artificial cartilage performs better than the real thing

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DNA cages guide nanoparticle self-assembly

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Lab discovers first pentagonal ice crystals by chance

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Lab discovers first pentagonal ice crystals by chance

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Micromachine power problem solved with magnets

Providing power for machinery on the microscale has proved a headache for scientists – but magnetic fields are increasingly being seen as a solution

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Nanotube memory flashes past silicon

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Organic computing takes a step closer

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Innovation: Magnetic blood detox

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World's smallest lettering created with molecular projector

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