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Less than one nanometer wide - the world's smallest superconductor

Researchers at Ohio University have discovered the world's smallest superconductor
Environment

Ostara reactors harvest phosphorus from raw sewage

Ostara makes fertilizer from phosphorus, which it harvests from municipal raw sewage.
Wearables

Seiko unveils active matrix E-Ink watch

Seiko has unveiled a new E-Ink watch which features a high-res active matrix display.
Home Entertainment

Halden-Caviglia Showcases turn your flat screen TV into a home theater

Halden-Caviglia's Flat Screen Showcases instantly turn a boring flat screen TV into a family heirloom.
Environment

One of the world's greenest skyscrapers approaches completion

The 71-story Pearl River Tower, described as one of the most energy-efficient skyscrapers in the world, has reached its topping out milestone on the way to its planned completion later this year.
Electronics

Self-powered nanometer-scale sensors harvest mechanical energy

Researchers have built nanoscale generators that harvest mechanical energy derived from straining to power tiny sensors.
Environment

SunChips unveils world's first fully-compostable chip bag

Frito-Lay has developed a fully-compostable bag for their SunChips.
Science

New PV cell generates electricity from UV and IR light

This new PV cell is made from gallium nitride, but is 'doped' with manganese.
Computing

Prefab makes all software open source

Researchers from the University of Washington have managed to bypass proprietary software customization barriers by manipulating the image that the application creates on a screen
Electronics

Sharp reveals glasses-free 3D touchscreen display

Sharp has unveiled a 3.4in 3D LCD touchscreen where the user does not need to use special glasses
Mobile Technology

300,000 iPads sold in first day

Apple is reporting that it sold over 300,000 iPads in the US as of midnight Saturday, April 3.
Science

Lithium-air batteries offer three times the energy density

Researchers at MIT have made a breakthrough that could help make the commercial development of lightweight lithium-air rechargeable batteries a reality.

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