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  • This Nontoxic Material Is a Spray-On Water Repellent

    This Nontoxic Material Is a Spray-On Water Repellent

    A new class of superhydrophobic materials mimics one of the planet’s most water-repelling surfaces: the lotus leaf.
    Science December 21, 2015
  • Camera Prototype Is Thinner Than a Dime

    Camera Prototype Is Thinner Than a Dime

    A patented prototype called FlatCam is little more than a thin sensor chip with a mask that replaces ...
    Tech November 26, 2015
  • Nanotubes Found in Lungs of French Kids

    Nanotubes Found in Lungs of French Kids

    Cells taken from the airways of Parisian children with asthma contained man-made carbon nanotubes—just like the kind found ...
    Health October 24, 2015
  • This Hot Process Revives Soil After Oil Spills

    This Hot Process Revives Soil After Oil Spills

    Scientists are using a process called pyrolysis to clean soil contaminated by oil spills in a way that ...
    Environment August 26, 2015
  • Tantalum Shows Promise for High-Density Storage

    Tantalum Shows Promise for High-Density Storage

    Scientists have created a solid-state memory technology that allows for high-density storage with a minimum incidence of computer ...
    Science August 12, 2015
  • How to Make Buckyballs Soak up More CO2

    How to Make Buckyballs Soak up More CO2

    Last year chemists at Rice University discovered that enhanced buckyballs capture carbon dioxide.
    Environment July 15, 2015
  • Marriage of Titanium and Gold Makes a Rare Magnet

    Marriage of Titanium and Gold Makes a Rare Magnet

    Titanium and gold aren’t magnetic—unless you combine them just so.
    Science July 15, 2015
  • Cobalt Thin Film Splits Water in Two

    Cobalt Thin Film Splits Water in Two

    A cobalt-based thin film serves double duty as a new catalyst that produces both hydrogen and oxygen from ...
    Science April 26, 2015
  • NASA Asked Students to Make Space Furniture

    NASA Asked Students to Make Space Furniture

    Five mechanical engineering students designed and assembled a prototype table and chair for astronauts in space or for ...
    Science April 26, 2015
  • Cheap Asphalt Provides ‘Green’ Carbon Capture

    Cheap Asphalt Provides ‘Green’ Carbon Capture

    The best material to keep carbon dioxide from natural gas wells from fouling the atmosphere may be a ...
    Science January 12, 2015
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