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Another brick in the molecule
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Another brick in the molecule

Amrita TuladharAug 9, 2016
New Study Seeks to Use…
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New Study Seeks to Use…

Amrita TuladharAug 9, 2016
Tiny high-performance solar cells turn…
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Tiny high-performance solar cells turn…

Amrita TuladharAug 4, 2016
KAIST Team Develops Semi-transparent Solar…
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KAIST Team Develops Semi-transparent Solar…

Amrita TuladharAug 2, 2016
New concept turns battery technology…
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New concept turns battery technology…

Amrita TuladharJun 5, 2016
Small devices make a big…
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Small devices make a big…

Amrita TuladharMay 8, 2016
Power of Starch
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Power of Starch

RevoScienceJun 22, 2021
Researchers developed Early Flood forecasting system with 91 percent accuracy
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Researchers developed Early Flood forecasting system with 91 percent accuracy

RevoScienceJun 21, 2021
Engineers create a programmable fiber
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Engineers create a programmable fiber

RevoScienceJun 3, 2021
Clinical trial repurposes cancer drug for treatment of vascular malformations
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Clinical trial repurposes cancer drug for treatment of vascular malformations

Natasha KassulkeMay 29, 2021
Artificial skin capable of feeling ‘pain’ could lead to a new generation of touch-sensitive robots
InnovationResearch

Artificial skin capable of feeling ‘pain’ could lead to a new generation of touch-sensitive robots

RevoScienceJun 2, 2022
Dramatically reducing defects, new technique opens applications for 3D-printing metal parts
InnovationResearchTech

Dramatically reducing defects, new technique opens applications for 3D-printing metal parts

Adam MalecekMar 18, 2022
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