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adult human fibroblast cells Adhesive Differences Enable Separation of Stem Cells to Advance Potential Therapies
Released April 7, 2013
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a junction of grain boundaries Even Graphene Has Weak Spots
Released March 28, 2013
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image of a x-ray pacemaker Penn Researchers Develop Protein "Passport" That Helps Nanoparticles Get Past Immune System
Released February 21, 2013
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the longhorn cowfish, from the boxfish family Tough, Light and Strong: Lessons From Nature Could Lead to the Creation of New Materials
Released February 14, 2013
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arrangement of atoms in dislocations Dreidel-like Dislocations Lead to Remarkable Properties
Released December 14, 2012
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image of  damaged gel Tough Gel Stretches to 21 Times Its Length, Recoils, and Heals Itself
Released September 6, 2012
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nanotubes heal before they get into tube wall In Nanotube Growth, Errors Are Not an Option
Released June 15, 2012
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cells grown on a bed of silicon microposts Cells in Blood Vessel Found to Cling More Tightly in Regions of Rapid Flow
Released April 26, 2012
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members of the Jefferson High School football team Football Findings Suggest Concussions Caused by Series of Hits
Released February 2, 2012
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image of an environmental chamber Nature Materials Study: Graphene 'Invisible' to Water
Released January 20, 2012
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ripping graphene Graphene Rips Follow Rules
Released January 5, 2012
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image of DASH+Wings Robotic Bug Gets Wings, Sheds Light on Evolution of Flight
Released October 17, 2011
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nanotips Why Carbon Nanotubes Spell Trouble for Cells
Released September 18, 2011
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pressurized graphene membranes Unexpected Adhesion Properties of Graphene May Lead to New Nanotechnology Devices
Released August 23, 2011
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Illustration of viruses infecting bacteria in a termite's hindgut. When Viruses Infect Bacteria
Released June 30, 2011
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new type of nanomaterial called nanoscoop 'Nanoscoops' Could Spark New Generation of Electric Automobile Batteries
Released January 4, 2011
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Boris Yakobson Pure Nanotube-type Growth Edges Toward the Possible
Released December 7, 2010
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facial reconstruction models Engineering Could Give Reconstructive Surgery a Facelift
Released July 12, 2010
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a new hybrid optoelectric New Method Manipulates Particles for Sensors, Crime Scene Testing
Released June 7, 2010
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spider web New Analysis of the Structure of Silks Explains Paradox of Super-strength
Released March 15, 2010
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engineering graphic Lou's Clues Lead to Nano Revelation
Released February 15, 2010
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a healthy (top) and unhealthy (bottom) fibril Bone's Material Flaws Lead to Disease
Released August 4, 2009
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Chemist Peidong Yang is the 2007 winner of the National Science Foundation's Alan T. Waterman Award. Berkeley Nanotechnology Pioneer to Receive $500,000 Waterman Award
Released May 15, 2007
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