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Nanotube tangles power printable batteries

Cheap, flexible batteries that can be printed onto a surface could be on the way thanks to networks of carbon nanotubes

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Fantastic voyage: Travel in the nanoworld

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Fantastic voyage: Travel in the nanoworld

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'Shrink-wrapped' buckyballs caught on film

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'Shrink-wrapped' buckyballs caught on film

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Nanoparticle lights up at the site of cancer

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Nanoparticle lights up at the site of cancer

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Mother-of-pearl inspires super-strong plastic

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Mother-of-pearl inspires super-strong plastic

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Carbon nanotube plucked by nano-tweezers

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Nanolayers could hold key to invisibility cloak

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Nanolayers could hold key to invisibility cloak

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Bug-popping nanotubes promise clean surfaces

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Bug-popping nanotubes promise clean surfaces

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Nanotubes turn paper into a power source

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Nanotubes turn paper into a power source

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Nano 'resonators' form tiny logic gate

If incorporated into a computer the logic gate could be more efficient and robust than those in ordinary electronic circuits

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FDA finds no proof of harm with nanotech products

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Size matters when it comes to graphene circuits

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Nanotubes strengthen artificial muscles

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The great nanotech gamble

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