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    Top Ten: News from June 2012

    6 July 2012

    Find out what you've been reading in June...

    1. Researchers find new properties of graphene
    2. Nanoparticles have serious impact on health
    3. Nanoparticles improve blood cancer treatment
    4. Graphene drumheads tuned to make quantum dots
    5. A better understanding of human tissue
    6. Plastics as strong as steel
    7. Organic solar cells make a leap forward
    8. Molecule 'bulkiness' dictates nanoparticle size
    9. BioChip may make diagnosis of leukemia and HIV faster
    10. Using nanopores to detect DNA damage


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