Nanotechnology
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Scientists Make the Smallest Mona Lisa
By Megan Gannon published
The enigmatic image is perhaps the most reproduced in art history, but it's never before been painted on such a small canvas.
Nanotubes Could Help To Detect Lyme Disease Earlier
By Peter Gwynne published
Ultramicroscopic technique may speed up diagnosis.
Butterflies Inspire Anti-Counterfeit Technology
By Joel N. Shurkin published
Nanotechnology emulates a South American insect's wings.
Tech Fashion Statement: The New World of Wearable Computing
By Denise Chow published
Smart textiles are reinventing how we use clothing in our everyday lives.
Gallery: Futuristic 'Smart Textiles' Merge Fashion with Tech
By Denise Chow published
Scientists and fashion designers are teaming up on innovative projects that turn clothing into wearable devices.
Nanoparticle Tech Could Bring Clean Water to Rural Poor
By Denise Chow published
The purification device can remove bacteria, viruses and other contaminants from water.
Teensy Sponge Soaks Up Venom in Blood
By Tia Ghose published
A tiny particle dressed up as a red blood cell could fight snake venom, deadly bacteria and several other pathogens
'Nanosponges' Sop Up Bloodstream Toxins
By Ryder Diaz published
Tiny ball-like particles could someday neutralize venom and bacteria in humans.
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