Stretchable transistor could be a second skin
Devices could monitor blood glucose levels
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Sonic tractor beam can be made for less than $90
Simple device can be 3D printed
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Ultra-low-cost, hand-powered centrifuge is inspired by whirligig toy
Device can separate blood into its component parts
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New super-resolution microscope combines Nobel-winning technologies
New technique achieves nanometre-scale resolution quickly
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Improved battery capacity? Sounds like my cup of tea
Researchers demonstrate a lithium ion-cell with a high-performance carbon-based anode produced by simple processing of waste tea leaves
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Semiconductor discs could boost night vision
New fabrication technique makes frequency doubling more accessible
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Optical clock mimics spin–orbit coupling
Simulation could shed light on topological insulators and superconductors
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Antiatoms yield their first optical spectrum
Result paves the way to high-precision tests of matter-antimatter asymmetry
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Dual optical clock races towards peak precision
System reduces dead time by switching between atomic ensembles
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Quantum free fall at 8500 m
Ultracold atoms study the equivalence principle on parabolic flight
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