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Marine worm feeds on carbon monoxide and hydrogen sulphide with the help of symbiotic bacteria
19 Apr 2012
Contact-free analysis of chemical substances
17 Apr 2012
Researchers offer new insights into fighting HIV
14 Apr 2012
New method to prevent undersea ice clogs
13 Apr 2012
Simulation software optimises networks
09 Apr 2012
New model predicts how sand and other granular materials flow
By Jennifer Chu, MIT News Office | 07 Apr 2012
Glass sponge as a living climate archive
07 Apr 2012
Google brings seamless, mobile internet on an eyeglass
05 Apr 2012
The system that incorporates a small see-through display screen, cameras and built-in microphones, can be operated through voice commands
Google brings seamless, mobile internet on an eyeglass
05 Apr 2012
The system that incorporates a small see-through display screen, cameras and built-in microphones, can be operated through voice commands
Comprehensive security of built structures
04 Apr 2012
Seeing the music in nature
04 Apr 2012
Self-sculpting sand
03 Apr 2012
New algorithms could enable heaps of ‘smart sand’ that can assume any shape, allowing spontaneous formation of new tools or duplication of broken mechanical parts
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