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Wrinkled screens inspired by jellyfish skin could make your phone easier to read in bright light.

By Duncan Geere Published
Silicon electrodes could give a massive boost to lithium-ion battery capacity.

By Duncan Geere Published
It's now possible to quickly and easily 3D-print hair, fur, brushes and bristles - thanks to software developed at MIT's Media Lab.

By Duncan Geere Published
Sorry sci-fi fans, nanotechnologists have hit a snag in their quest to build a working space elevator.

By Duncan Geere Published
Materials engineers at Cornell University have developed a material that has its own internal skeleton.

By David Nield Published
Silver nanowires plus an electrical voltage equals a window that has an adjustable level of transparency.

By Duncan Geere Published
Finnish materials researchers are working on a fabric that can be adjusted in response to the wearer's temperature to increase or decrease their comfort levels.

By Duncan Geere Published
Engineers at Carnegie Mellon University have successfully created thin, hair-like strands of plastic, using an off-the-shelf 3D printer.
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