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- Certain ultrasound frequency may selectively destroy cancer cellsnewatlas.com
- ISilicon as a semiconductor: silicon carbide would be much more efficientinnovations-report.com
- IResearchers develop new lens manufacturing techniqueinnovations-report.com
- IUnderstanding high efficiency of deep ultraviolet LEDsinnovations-report.com
- IUltrafast optical fiber-based electron gun to reveal atomic motionsinnovations-report.com
- I3-D printers open new design space for wireless devicesinnovations-report.com
- ITwo-in-one packaging may increase drug efficacy and reduce side effectsinnovations-report.com
- These Sugar-Based Anti-Reflective Fake Moth Eyeballs Are Not for Eatinggizmodo.com
- Scientists Give Themselves Predator Vision to View the Inner Workings of Single Cellsgizmodo.com
- IWall-less Hall thruster may power future deep space missionsinnovations-report.com
- IDroplets Levitate on a Cushion of Blue Lightinnovations-report.com
- IUltrasonic Fingerprint Sensor May Take Smartphone Security to New Levelinnovations-report.com
- IPhysical study may give boost to hydrogen carsinnovations-report.com
- IFabricating inexpensive, high-temp SQUIDs for future electronic devicesinnovations-report.com
- IFuturistic Components on Silicon Chips, Fabricated Successfullyinnovations-report.com
- NCrafting ultrathin color coatingsnews.harvard.edu
- Acoustic levitation just got betterwired.co.uk
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