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One, May 8, 2006 |
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Camouflaged messages, Pneumatic logic,
Cell phone traffic tracks weather, Flexible circuits
get speedy,
Metal-like plastic, Molecular electronics get stable
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One, May 1, 2006 |
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Plastic bug eye, Meaningful Wikipedia,
Web as computer, Terahertz biochip,
Rubber micro microscope, Watery wires promise super
memory
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One, April 24, 2006 |
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DNA sequencer on a chip, Digital photo CSI,
Liquid disk drive, 3D Petrie dish,
Cellular barcodes, Superconductor logic
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One, April 17, 2006 |
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Nano electricity, A why interface,
DNA copier flags toxins, Camera phone mouse,
Blue betters white LEDs, Nanowire photon detector
Smalley's Research Watch: Toward
implantable sensors
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One, April 10, 2006 |
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Virus-built batteries, Micro plastic assembly line,
Thumbnail document browser, All hands on desk,
Liquid silicon, Blood typing biochip
Smalley's Research Watch: Kurzweil
keynote
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One, April 3, 2006 |
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Liquid crystal bifocals, Nanodots boost superconductor,
Flat lens laser tweezers, Adjustable passive robot
walking,
Sponge-based chipmaking, Nanotube film printing
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One, March 27, 2006 |
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Foundry in a fiber, Fuel cell muscles,
Nanotube circuit, Double-barreled cancer treatment,
Molecular pedal power, Faster plastic electronics
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One, March 13/20, 2006 |
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Nano
knitting mends brains, Mighty
molecular motor,
Broken
straw illusion, Precision
positioning with DNA
Nano
metronome, Printing
nanocircuits
Smalley's Research Watch: DNA
nanotech made easy
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One, March 6, 2006 |
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Piles
of PDA files, Motion
models how we meet,
Fingers
do the browsing, Commands
hover, data touches
Cropping
by eye, Electric
field refrigeration
Smalley's Research Watch: Loneliness
trumps exercise
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One, February 27, 2006 |
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Magnetic
shape shifters, Computing
by not computing,
Micro
fuel cells get simple, Heart
cells pump biochip
Plastic
cassette ID's DNA, Flat
lens focuses microwaves
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One, February 20, 2006 |
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High-tech
virus films, Rubber
crystal has light touch,
Enzymes
compute, Quantum
crypto advances demoed
Swollen
lenses make biosensor, Nanofluidics
tune light chips
Smalley's Research Watch: Slick
touch,
Don't
think about it
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One, February 13, 2006 |
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Rings
turn out hydrogen, Nanotubes
hold more electricity,
Nanotubes
boost solar cells, We
follow the herd, culturally
Multilevel
optical disk scheme, Motion
sensor on a chip
Smalley's Research Watch: Nifty
new tech
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One, February 6, 2006 |
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RFID
steps toward ubiquity, Sturdy
plastic nanotubes,
Study
urges nano safety rules, Pressure
brings focus
Freezing
bones, Biosensor
taps transistor
Smalley's Research Watch: Mega
fishfinder
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One, January 30, 2006 |
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DNA-nanotube
combo spots toxins, Self-improving
software,
Detector
boosts quantum crypto, Self-assembly
makes flexible LCD
Graphics
chips speed holograms, Nanorods
focus microscope
Smalley's Research Watch: Green
growing
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One, January 23, 2006 |
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Goals
tame home electronics, Context
boosts VR interfaces,
Caterpillar
to butterfly to LED, Spray-on
prosthetics
Bubbles
clean up ultrasound, Nanowire
mats flex muscle
Smalley's Research Watch: Pigs
in space, Warming
threatens sea life
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One, January 16, 2006 |
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Magnetic
logic advances, Seeing
the light of Net access,
Carbon
gets more hydrogen, Chemistry
pumps artificial muscle
Bits
and pieces
Smalley's Research Watch: Tiny
teachers
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One, January 9, 2006 |
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Nanomaterials
bloom, Nano
gives solar 2-for-1,
Email
shows it's who you know, Sensor
sees spark of life
Bits
and pieces
Smalley's Research Watch: Dangerous
thoughts ahead
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