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    Home » Amorphous materials » News » This week's top news stories...

    This week's top news stories...

    9 May 2012

    So..it's time again for the most popular news articles, between 30th April and 6th May, read by you:

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    1.  Golden potential for thin films: Directed self-assembly for device-ready thin films
    2. Nano decorations boost electrical and catalytic performance: New technique is simpler, faster and provides greater control
    3. Boron-nitride nanotubes show potential for cancer treatment: Doubling the effectiveness of certain treatments


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