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iPhone video reveals unexpected pathway of metal nanoparticle formation (opens the original)
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A simple camera-based method tracks rapid metal nanoparticle formation and shows that clusters coalesce, rather than atoms assembling one by one.
Molecularly engineered blue pigments boost platinum-free fuel cell performance (opens the original)
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A research group has fine-tuned blue pigment molecules to create a blue-pigment based catalyst that is high-performing and free of the more expensive platinum.
Engineers develop a smart shoe that could help track changes in how people walk (opens the original)
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A prototype, which needs no batteries, counts steps, estimates calories burned and tracks movement with 95.4% accuracy.
A 2D atlas of topological materials (opens the original)
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Scientists mapped the electronic properties of nearly 9,000 single-layer materials and identifies more than 4,000 topologically non-trivial or obstructed entries.
Cartilage-inspired nanocoating could extend lithium-ion battery lifespan (opens the original)
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A 14-nm shape-memory polymer coating inspired by cartilage suppresses cathode cracking and could extend the lifespan of lithium-ion batteries.
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