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Mar 13, 2017 Engineers use a soup additive to create a stretchy plastic electrode Electronics & Networking, Materials Issue #18
Jan 27, 2017 A team of researchers record reactions at near-atomic-scale resolution Energy, Materials Issue #16
Nov 30, 2016 How nontoxic hydrogels could aid in food production and fire fighting Materials, Security
Nov 29, 2016 A team of engineers create a prototype chip a mere three atoms thick Materials Issue #14
Aug 9, 2016 Can we design memory chips 1,000 times faster than those we use today? Electronics & Networking, Materials
Jul 5, 2016 Squid camouflage themselves through natural processes that manipulate light Electronics & Networking, Materials Issue #4
Jun 27, 2016 How do we build more durable electronic devices? Electronics & Networking, Materials Issue #6
May 4, 2016 Studying a 'Silly Putty' protein could spur efforts to repair damaged human tissues Health, Materials
May 4, 2016 Imagine a “cool” data-storage technology that’s just a few atoms thick Electronics & Networking, Materials
Apr 28, 2016 Yi Cui: Nano materials can help improve everything from batteries to face masks Energy, Materials
Apr 18, 2016 A super stretchy, self-healing material could lead to artificial muscle Health, Materials
Apr 12, 2016 How miniaturized electronic devices can be used as medical therapeutics Health, Materials, Technology & Society Issue #2
