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Temperature used to control droplet movement
Technology October 14, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Lego-like wall produces acoustic holograms
Technology October 14, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Engineers have developed a simple, energy-efficient way to create three-dimensional acoustic holograms.
With designer lignin, biofuels researchers reproduced evolutionary path
Technology October 14, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
When scientists reported in 2014 that they had successfully engineered a poplar plant “designed
Scientists find static 'stripes' of electrical charge in copper-oxide superconductor
Technology October 14, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Understanding the electronic ordering in copper-oxide superconductors could help scientists find the
Crystal clear imaging: Infrared brings to light nanoscale molecular arrangement
Technology October 14, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
A team of researchers has demonstrated infrared imaging of an organic semiconductor known for its electronics
Engineers reveal fabrication process for revolutionary transparent sensors
Technology October 14, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Researchers have described in great detail how to fabricate and use transparent graphene neural electrode
Alabama suburban parents drive distracted with children in the car
Technology October 14, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Parents’ driving distracted is a significant danger, and a new study suggests suburban and rural parents
Modern roof shapes tested against big blows
Technology October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
New homes are increasingly being built with unusual roof shapes, and new research reveals the potential
Chemists design organic molecules that glow persistently at room temperature
Technology October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Bioengineers' sweat sensor monitors glucose
Technology October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Researchers are sweating the small stuff in their efforts to develop a wearable device that can monitor
How water flows near the superhydrophobic surface
Technology October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Water (and other liquids) has an unusual property when it flows closely to some specially designed surfaces:
No GPS, no problem: Next-generation navigation
Technology October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
A highly reliable and accurate navigation system has been developed that exploits existing environmental

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Temperature used to control droplet movement

Lego-like wall produces acoustic holograms

With designer lignin, biofuels researchers reproduced evolutionary path

Scientists find static 'stripes' of electrical charge in copper-oxide superconductor

Crystal clear imaging: Infrared brings to light nanoscale molecular arrangement

Engineers reveal fabrication process for revolutionary transparent sensors

Alabama suburban parents drive distracted with children in the car

Modern roof shapes tested against big blows

Chemists design organic molecules that glow persistently at room temperature

Bioengineers' sweat sensor monitors glucose

How water flows near the superhydrophobic surface

No GPS, no problem: Next-generation navigation

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