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 | Mad Cow Clues | 12.24.03 |
| Could the same sort of thing that causes mad cow disease actually do something useful?
| | | Cleaner Kids Clothes | 12.11.03 |
| Thanks to nanotechnology, new fabric for kids’ wear can actually repel spills.
| | | Instant Armor | 12.04.03 |
| Nanotechnologists are working on a fabric that turns into lightweight armor on command.
| | | Super Screener | 11.13.03 |
| One nanotechnologist wants to detect bioterror agents much more quickly, so she’s made a tiny sensor that works like our own cells.
| | | New Cancer Test | 11.06.03 |
| One nanotechnologist says his new supersensitive test could help spot dangerous cancers quickly.
| | | Right Light | 10.16.03 |
| High definition TV looks terrific, but if you want it on your home screen, the price is steep. One electrical engineer is working on ways to make it less expensive.
| | | Quick-Change Stuff | 10.02.03 |
| What if soldiers’ uniforms repaired rips or tears on their own? And those uniforms could change color to blend in anywhere?
| | | Crystal Combo | 10.02.03 |
| What will it take to be able to fit the Library of Congress on the head of a pin? A completely new type of material might hold the answer.
| | | Tiny Toxin Tracker | 09.25.03 |
| What’s the best way to stay safe from air or water that’s been polluted? One nanotechnologist says the smaller the detector, the better it can protect us.
| | | Cancer Derailed | 09.18.03 |
| Why don’t some cancers respond to radiation and chemotherapy?
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