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October 2011
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Nano Energy
28 October 2011
Transparent, super-stretchy, skin-like sensors
28 October 2011
Taking the pulse of charge-separation processes
28 October 2011
First Carl Zeiss workshop on correlative microscopy in life sciences
27 October 2011
Nanoconfinement enhances conductivity
27 October 2011
Nanotubes key to microscopic mechanics
25 October 2011
Metal shortages alert from leading geologists
13 October 2011
Making fuel and plastic production more efficient
13 October 2011
New insights into polymer shape loss
12 October 2011
UK’s chief nuclear inspector reports on lessons from Fukushima
11 October 2011
It’s in the (biodegradable) bag
10 October 2011
Bacterial response to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill
5 October 2011
2011 Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded for the discovery of quasicrystals
5 October 2011
2011 Nobel Prize in Physics awarded for the discovery of the accelerating expansion of the Universe
4 October 2011
£50m boost for graphene research
3 October 2011
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