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The energy of single rain drops can now be harnessed to drive electronics by a hydraulic triboelectric nanogenerator.
Coming Soon: TACNET 4.0
14 companies and organizations have combined forces in TACNET 4.0 – Tactile Internet, a project to create a standard system for real time industrial communications.
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Professor Ozin tackles one of the most popular metrics in modern science – the h-index.
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Professor Rod Ruoff, nanoscience researcher at the University of Texas, on his work, his life, and how his knees got him into chemistry…
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