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Silk holds the key to devices that dissolve after use

Technology

Silk holds the key to devices that dissolve after use

Implants that melt away in the body and biodegradable gadgets could be built by coating electronic circuits in silk

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Breathing nanotubes pop out buckyballs like peas in a pod

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Breathing nanotubes pop out buckyballs like peas in a pod

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Technology

Tiniest trickle will speed all-electronic lab-on-a-chip

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Water-repellent balls make liquid boil with no bubbles

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Water-repellent balls make liquid boil with no bubbles

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Technology

Mirrors take root in pitch-black nanotube forest

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Why wood pulp is world's new wonder material

Technology

Why wood pulp is world's new wonder material

Analysis

Fingertip tingle enhances a surgeon's sense of touch

Technology

Fingertip tingle enhances a surgeon's sense of touch

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Technology

Moisturiser modified to tackle skin cancer

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The wonder-working bubbles that physics can't explain

Technology

The wonder-working bubbles that physics can't explain

Features

Violent anti-science anarchists vow to strike again

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Violent anti-science anarchists vow to strike again

Anarchist federation claims responsibility for shooting nuclear engineering boss and blames science for subjecting humans to slavery

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Technology

Silicon cracks could make a lab-on-a-chip

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Technology

Gold nanoparticles boost accuracy of brain surgery

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Technology

Drug-smuggling nanoparticles target tumours

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DNA origami nanorobot takes drug direct to cancer cell

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