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    Top 10 Materials Science News from November 2012

    3 December 2012

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    1. The first all-carbon solar cell
    2. Butterfly wings inspire high-tech surfaces
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    A boost to silicon-based batteries
    4. Electron microscopes with a twist
    5. Sensors for the real world
    6. Crystals for efficient refrigeration
    7. Stem cells + nanofibers
    8. Low-resistance connections
    9. Electrodes in action
    10. New power generation technique

     

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