Synthetic ivory can be 3D printed
New material has been used to restore 17th century decorations
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Melting glaciers have been shifting the Earth’s poles since 1995, new study suggests
Movement of water from land to the oceans is affecting our planet’s rotation
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BrainGate: untangling the brain–computer interface
First human trial of a wireless brain–computer interface demonstrates functional equivalence to wired devices, enabling patients to use it in their own homes
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Pulsed lasers probe beyond titanium dioxide’s surface
Two-photon photoemission studies electrons deep in sample
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Graphene beam splitter gives electron quantum optics a boost
Device could allow electron interferometry to be used in nanotechnology and quantum computing
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Transistor-like device controls graphene’s electronic properties
Small gate voltage switches carbon sheet's nonlinear behaviour on and off
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New device can detect airborne virus particles that cause COVID-19, says maker
System works in minutes and is claimed to be as sensitive as PCR tests
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ExoSCOPE monitors cancer treatment in real-time at the molecular level
Nanoscale membrane vesicles offer potential for visualizing drug–target interactions during cancer treatments
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Nanoscale degradation of ferroelectric crystals observed for the first time
Charge accumulation drives polarization in the wrong direction
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Molecular compass tracks tiny forces
New detector made possible by innovation in electron microscopy
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