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Technology

Today’s Science Breakthrough: The Swimsuit That Dries Itself

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Self-Organizing Nanotech Could Store 250 DVDs on One Coin-Size Surface

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Carbon Nanotubes Could Replace Platinum and Lead to Affordable Hydrogen Cars

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Autonomous Claw Could Become the World's Tiniest Surgeon

At the New Singularity University, Ray Kurzweil Will Train Young Futurists

New Way to Make Graphene Could Lead to Transparent, Bendable Electronics

The Sciences

To Levitate Nano-Objects, Researchers Exploit a Force of Quantum Repulsion 

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#51: Physicists Build the World’s Smallest Transistor

Nanotech Products on the Market May Have Unknown Health and Safety Risks

#74: Viruses Are Put to Work Building Superbatteries

#83: Bulletproof Paper Is Stronger Than Kevlar

Can Chatting on Your Cell Phone Cause It to Recharge? Researcher Says Yes

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纳米技术

今日科学突破：能自行晾干的泳衣

自组织纳米技术可以在一枚硬币大小的表面上存储 250 张 DVD

碳纳米管可能取代铂金，助力氢能源汽车普及

自主夹爪可能成为世界上最小的外科医生

在新的奇点大学，雷·库兹韦尔将培养年轻的未来学家

一种新的石墨烯制造方法可能带来透明、可弯曲的电子产品

为了悬浮纳米物体，研究人员利用量子斥力

#51：物理学家制造出世界上最小的晶体管

市面上销售的纳米技术产品可能存在未知的健康和安全风险

#74：病毒被用于制造超级电池

#83：防弹纸比凯夫拉更坚固

用手机聊天能给手机充电吗？研究人员说可以

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