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Your future smartphone could fix its broken screen by pulling carbon from the air By Marlene Cimons / Nov 7, 2018
This ‘self-lubricating’ condom concept uses clever chemistry to stay slippery By Rob Verger / Oct 24, 2018
Rolls Royce built a silent isolation chamber in its Phantom luxury car By Jordan Golson / Sep 15, 2018
Cell phone batteries are destined to die, and we have physics to blame By Steve W. Martin / The Conversation / Jul 30, 2018
This textile’s twitching tendrils hint at a future of programmable materials By Eleanor Cummins / Jul 20, 2018
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Scientists Use Hard Sugar To Create Dissolvable Mold For Delicate Research By Alexandra Ossola / Nov 6, 2015
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