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Cyborg Bacteria Turn Sunlight into Useful Chemicals

Harvard Researchers Develop Tough, Self-Healing Rubber

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Wiesner Team Images Tiny Quasicrystals as They Form

Slippery Liquid Surfaces Confuse Mussels to Prevent Their Adhesion to Underwater Structures

Cyborg Bacteria Turn Sunlight into Useful Chemicals

Harvard Researchers Develop Tough, Self-Healing Rubber

A Semiconductor That Can Beat the Heat

Improving Understanding of the Quantum World With Quantum Dots

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Slippery Liquid Surfaces Confuse Mussels to Prevent Their Adhesion to Underwater Structures

Cyborg Bacteria Turn Sunlight into Useful Chemicals

Harvard Researchers Develop Tough, Self-Healing Rubber

A Semiconductor That Can Beat the Heat

Improving Understanding of the Quantum World With Quantum Dots

Wiesner Team Images Tiny Quasicrystals as They Form