Rapid printing of 3D objects is achieved using a new approach: Solution Mask Liquid Lithography (SMaLL).
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Complicated bulk multicomponent nanostructures with more than two components are fabricated.
Printed Paper Electronics
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Modularized Production of Fuels: From Distributed, Wasted, or Stranded Feedstocks
Waste carbon could displace about 10 percent of the petroleum imported by the US, while simultaneously consuming wastes that are now economically or environmentally burdensome.
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Unravelling the Cytokine Secretion Process of Single Cells with a Novel Biosensor [Video]
A nanobiosensor is developed that performs real-time analysis of single-cell cytokine secretion, enabling the development of new therapies for diseases.
Happy Bloomin’ Chemistry: Dopamine-based Microflowers
How to pick the petals from microflowers.
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Controlling Color Changes in Artificial Materials [Video]
A technique for reversibly controlling the color of materials provides insight into the color changes that occur in living organisms.
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Gold Nanoglue Enables Metallic Contact in Molybdenum Disulfide-based Devices [Video]
A gold nanoglue that improves the contact between nickel nanoparticles and molybdenum disulfide.
Why Smart Birds Take Their Bath
Bird feather microstructure exhibits an astonishing water-assisted ability of self-repair, which enables birds to replace their plumage only once per year.
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