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A new study in Nature is challenging a conclusion that has become increasingly common across science and technology: that disruptive...
Rice University researchers have shown that wrinkles only a few atoms wide can transform graphene from a nearly flat sheet...
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A debate over whether modern science and technology are becoming less disruptive has entered a new phase, with researchers arguing...
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A new robotic grasping system has demonstrated a striking ability to move between radically different robot hands without being retrained...
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