Nano
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ScienceResearchers at Monash University in Australia claim to have produced nanoscale directional antennas that accurately focus light at the nanoscale and may provide the ultra-narrow beams needed for upcoming nanoelectromechanical systems (NEMS) and the eventual production of lab-on-a-chip devices.
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A statue so tiny that it cannot be seen by the naked eye has been produced using a new 3D printing technique. Measuring a picayune 20 x 80 x 100 microns, it's claimed the smallest sculpture of the human form ever created.
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Scientists at the Cockrell School of Engineering at the University of Texas have built and tested what appears to be the world's smallest, fastest, and longest-running nanomotor yet – so small that it could fit inside a single living cell.
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ScienceScientists have developed a special DNA clamp to act as a diagnostic nano machine. It's capable of detecting genetic mutations responsible for causing cancers, hemophilia, sickle cell anemia and other diseases, more efficiently than existing techniques.
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ScienceArguably the world’s most famous painting, da Vinci's Mona Lisa has now been copied onto the world’s smallest canvas at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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A magnetic capsule robot may replace endoscopy thanks to work being done at Carnegie Mellon University's Nanorobotics lab.
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UK company develops a $900 fast, portable, and disposable DNA sequencer to support genome research and personalized medicine.
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The Pill is a new speaker dock, designed specifically for the sixth-generation iPod nano.
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A newly developed optical gyroscope, small enough to fit on the head of a pin, could allow the integration of more accurate motion sensing technology in a not only smartphones, but also in medical devices inside the human body.
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In the future, dentists may use a special nano-sized film to bring diseased teeth back to life rather than remove them.
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ScienceScientists have perfected a non-reflective nanocoating process for screens and spectacles, that also resists scratching and is easy to clean.
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InVisage Technologies has announced that the first product to feature its nanocrystal QuantumFilm sensor technology will be released later this year
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