The future is flexible
A look inside the headquarters of MC10, a spin-off company developing flexible electronics
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Physicists sound-out acoustic tractor beam
New technique could be used in a range of medical treatments
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New lens could turn your phone into a microscope
High-quality DIY lens is cheap to make and could help diagnose diseases
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Saliva-powered microbial fuel cell built
New graphene-anode cell that produces 1 µW could be used as an ovulation test
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Dark field illuminates X-ray imaging
New technique uses discarded X-rays to unmask materials
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New cochlear implant takes the middle road
Low-power microchip would be implanted in the ear
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Powerful fibre laser is cheap and compact
Mid-infrared light source could have medical applications
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Accelerating science and technology at the Cockcroft Institute
Looking forward to a UK-based free-electron laser
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Building the perfect lens with metamaterials
A theorized "perfect" microscope could have a dramatic impact on nanotechnology and the biosciences
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Etched glass could create table-top particle accelerators
Chip-based devices fire lasers at glass coated with gratings
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