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Magnetic leaves indicate levels of air pollutionMagnetic leaves indicate levels of air pollution Several small particles on a (wavy) leaf (Photo: Sadie Belica, Western Washington University Geology Department) Measuring the level of magnetism of tree leaves could be a powerful tool to monitor the air quality of streets. A new study has ...
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New graphene-based, nano-material with magnetic propertiesThe team of researchers from Virginia Commonwealth University; Peking University in Beijing, China; the Chinese Academy of Science in Shanghai, China; and Tohoku University in Sedai, Japan; used theoretical computer modeling to design the new material they called graphone, which is derived from ...
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Intermittent drug delivery system using magnetism and nanotechnologyBy combining magnetism with nanotechnology, researchers have produced a drug delivery solution that is able to repeatedly turn dosing on and off, ...
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Scientists create first magnetic gasScientists create first magnetic gas MIT scientists have finally created the first ever magnetic gas after cooling it down to 150 millionth of a degree above absolute zero. For several decades, scientists across the globe have always wondered if gas could display the same magnetic ...
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Superconductors Make Life (and Science Fiction) Awesome - Science - io9Superconductors Make Life (and Science Fiction) Awesome If you've ever had an MRI scan or accelerated a sub-atomic particle to near light speed, then you've experienced the wonders of superconductors. Here's how they work, what they do, and how they can be used in science fiction. The ...
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Racetrack MemoryConcept reminds me of Magnetic Bubble Memory. *Just* faster, smaller, lower power, simpler.Phil Duby added 7 months ago
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Executive Summary UpdateThat is not perpetual motion. It requires ambient heat. I suppose that puts it on par with solar energy. [or maybe it is, but then my definition of perpetual motion is not right :-)]Bent Rasmussen added 15 months ago
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Executive Summary UpdateIt's back! Perpetual motion proposals return every few years--like locusts. This is either very small-scale atomic energy or a scam. If it's the former, this is Nobel prize material, not simply a patent. Unfortunately, it's far more likely the latter.ken added 15 months ago
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