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Metal-Free Antennas Made of Flexible Nanotube Films

Scientists from Rice University's Brown School of Engineering have created a new type of antenna made from carbon nanotube films.

Wearable Sensors Detect Toxic Chemicals

Just like civilians, soldiers already carry sophisticated wireless devices with them every day. New technology add-ons take advantage of the processing power of smartphones.

Carbon Nanotubes Improve Metal’s Radiation Tolerance

The intense radiation that nuclear reactors produce can make the reactor's metal porous and brittle,...

MIT Team Uses Sugar to Make Portable Power Device

Six years ago, MIT professor Michael Strano discovered that carbon nanotubes produce powerful waves...

Scientists Develop Blackest Material Ever

A new material is so dark that the human eye can’t even see it....

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Stanford’s New Artificial Skin Senses Pressure

A team of Stanford University engineers has created artificial skin that can sense changes...

Optical Rectenna Converts Light into DC Current

Engineers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have demonstrated the first optical rectenna—a device...

3D Stacked Computer Chips Combine Logic and Memory

Carbon nanotubes solve many engineering challenges, and now a team from Stanford University has...

Electrically Conducting Fibers Stretch 14 Times their Length

Elastic conducting fibers could be used in everything from robotics to aerospace and consumer...

Researchers Make Progress on Powerful New Method to Generate Electricity

MIT researchers found a new way to generate electricity using a short piece of...

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