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CRISPR cleans up DNA origami
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Magnetic Particles Enable Reversible Bending, Twisting, Grabbing Materials
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By combining two types of memory arrays, researchers can accelerate image recognition for more efficient machine learning.
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Advancing Cross‐point Memory Technology [Video]
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Electronics that Imitate Life: A Sensing Robotic Hand
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Teaching Machines to Think Like Humans
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