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Un trío que construyó motores y dispositivos de una fracción del tamaño del ancho de un cabello humano ha establecido el escenario para un nuevo tipo de industria...
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Brilliant minds reach back to childhood to help them develop tiny transistors, study particle separation, make microfluidics devices, and fight cancer
A single carbon nanotube can function as a radio that detects and plays songs
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A University of Michigan researcher coats cotton with carbon nanotubes in the hope of making duds that alert emergency crews of injured victims
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