Structural supercapacitors take a load on
Device could allow house walls to store energy
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Did slippery sand help Egyptians build the pyramids?
A little bit of water cuts friction in half
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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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Graphene gains thermal vision
Room-temperature detector is first to cover infrared spectrum
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New material offers angular control over light
Filter could be used in cameras and thermal solar systems
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Researchers spin a yarn into a muscle
Everyday polymer fibres used to create artificial muscles
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New cochlear implant takes the middle road
Low-power microchip would be implanted in the ear
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Microscope exploits spooky action at a distance
Entangled photons allow higher-contrast microscopy
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Graphene oxide makes perfect sieve
Membranes could be ideal in water filtration and desalination technologies
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Electron coincidence spectroscopy arrives on the bench top
Surface science technique no longer needs a synchrotron
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