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Researchers 3D-Printed Plastic Cubes With Complex Patterns That Make Them Bulletproof

2 years ago

Researchers 3D-Printed Plastic Cubes With Complex Patterns That Make Them Bulletproof

Andrew Liszewski

MIT Engineers Have Created The ‘Blackest Black’ To Ever Black

Science & Health

2 years ago

MIT Engineers Have Created The ‘Blackest Black’ To Ever Black

Victoria Song

MIT Researchers Build Functional Carbon Nanotube Microprocessor

Science & Health

2 years ago

MIT Researchers Build Functional Carbon Nanotube Microprocessor

Ryan F. Mandelbaum

Scientists at MIT built a 16-bit microprocessor out of carbon nanotubes and even ran a program on it, a new paper reports.

AI And Carbon Nanotubes Are Now Being Used To Improve The World’s Keyboards

3 years ago

AI And Carbon Nanotubes Are Now Being Used To Improve The World’s Keyboards

Andrew Liszewski

These Bionic Plants Can Detect Deadly Land Mines

5 years ago

These Bionic Plants Can Detect Deadly Land Mines

Andrew Liszewski

Scientists Found A Possible Deal Breaker In The Quest To Build A Space Elevator

5 years ago

Scientists Found A Possible Deal Breaker In The Quest To Build A Space Elevator

George Dvorsky

Carbon nanotubes have been pegged as the wonder material that could finally allow us to build a space elevator. A discouraging new study suggests these microscopic strands aren’t as resilient as we thought — and all it could take is a single misplaced atom to bring the whole thing crashing…

Nanotubes Self-Assemble Into Wires With A Blast From A Tesla Coil

5 years ago

Nanotubes Self-Assemble Into Wires With A Blast From A Tesla Coil

Jamie Condliffe

This Simple Black Film Made From Carbon Nanotubes Is Stronger Than Kevlar

5 years ago

This Simple Black Film Made From Carbon Nanotubes Is Stronger Than Kevlar

Jamie Condliffe

Carbon Nanotubes Found In Human Lungs For The First Time

6 years ago

Carbon Nanotubes Found In Human Lungs For The First Time

Jamie Condliffe

What’s that up your nose? Researchers have found carbon nanotubes lurking in the lungs of children in Paris, marking the first time the tiny tubes have been observed in humans.

IBM Is Shrinking Transistors With Rows Of Tiny Carbon Nanotubes

6 years ago

IBM Is Shrinking Transistors With Rows Of Tiny Carbon Nanotubes

Jamie Condliffe

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