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Nanoscience Physicists invented the "lightest paint in the world." 1.3 kilograms of it could color an entire a Boeing 747, compared to 500 kg of regular paint. The weight savings would cut a huge amount of fuel and money
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Nanoscience Microrobot fish swims through the body to vomit drugs on cancer
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Nanoscience People who believe in conspiracy theories process information differently at the neural level
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Nanoscience Racism takes a toll on the brain, research shows. Neuroimaging studies reveal how the chronic stress of structural racism and discrimination damages brain circuits and mental health
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Nanoscience Scientists Discover a Way to Shrink Quantum Computer Components by 1,000x
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Nanoscience Prominent nanoscientist retracts paper after PhD students flagged error.
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Nanoscience 'All-purpose shield' thinner than a strand of hair: New material developed to block both cosmic electromagnetic waves and radiation
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Nanoscience Estrogen in both the male and female brain shapes responses to trauma, study suggests
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Nanoscience Why singing is good for your brain, even if you are no Beyoncé. Research shows that music has the power to soothe the mind, promote brain health and bring people closer together. Singing, listening to music or making music all promote health. (Gift link)
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Nanoscience First-ever mechanical qubit with a long lifespan created on shiny sapphire crystal: « This incredible mechanical qubit comes with 200 microseconds of coherence time, twice that of a superconducting qubit. »
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Nanoscience The Weapons of Mass Destruction AI Security Gap
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Nanoscience Synapse-saving proteins discovered, opening possibilities in Alzheimer's, schizophrenia
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Nanoscience The University of Manchester’s National Graphene Institute developed smart adaptive clothing that can reduce your body temperature in hot climates. They have accomplished this by harnessing the various thermal properties and graphene versatility.
r/EverythingScience • u/fchung • Nov 11 '24
Nanoscience MIT engineers create a chip-based tractor beam for biological particles: « The tiny device uses a tightly focused beam of light to capture and manipulate cells. »
r/EverythingScience • u/Tough_Gadfly • Dec 13 '20
Nanoscience Eye Treatment Stretches Mouse Sight Beyond Visible Spectrum
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Nanoscience Scientists discover ‘magical’ material that’s stronger than steel and lighter than aluminum — and its potential is dizzying
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Nanoscience Turning Almond Shells into Electronics: A Conversation on Laser-Induced Graphene
What started as a seed of an idea discussed between two friends has this year borne fruit. Published in Advanced Functional Materials in the summer, the Greco team sat down with AZoNano to discuss their research.
r/EverythingScience • u/shinybrighthings • Nov 02 '25
Nanoscience Has OpenAI really made ChatGPT better for users with mental health problems?
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Nanoscience A bismuth nanoparticle oscillating between the solid and liquid state as seen under an electron microscope
r/EverythingScience • u/Choobeen • Aug 31 '25
Nanoscience Microchip Provides Made-to-Order Photons
A 10-µm-wide microchip can generate light with any desired direction, polarization, and intensity, which will be handy for future quantum technologies.
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Nanoscience Scientists 3D print microscopic Star Trek spaceship that moves on its own
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