DNA helps turn graphene into a chemical sensor
New device could act as an electronic 'nose'
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Silicon melts in reverse
Thermodynamic quirk could benefit semiconductor industry
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Rolling rubber bands stretch students
Tumbling ribbons have surprising shapes
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Bursting bubbles cascade on camera
Study could lead to better foams
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Spotting fake bank notes with butterfly colour
Structural colour of Papilio blumei recreated in the lab
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Locks and keys build tiny structures
Flexible bonds could be used in 'nanomachines'
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Spiders’ super-strong silk relies on its crystals
Findings could lead to arachnid-inspired materials
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Superconductors could simulate the brain
Josephson junctions would allow rapid simulation of brain functions
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Physicists watch entropy in action
Cluster formation ruled by rotational and vibrational symmetry
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Spider web inspires fibres for industry
The secret behind the spider's water collection skills uncovered
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