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Right: Prof. Daniel Wagner and Dr. Benny Bar-On. Self-organized. Photo: Weizmann Institute

Imitation with teeth

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Javid Rzayev

Nanomembranes for filtering drinking water from bacteria

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Neutron scattering analysis reveals a layered structure of a composite material that self-organizes and produces hydrogen

A new system for producing hydrogen fuel

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A self-woven nanometer rope as seen through the lens of an atomic force microscope

Nanoscale rope and complex self-organizing nanomaterials

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A team of scientists led by Prof. Steve Granick (right) developed small spheres that absorb water to create structures of super molecules. Team members from left: Qian Chen, PhD student in Materials Science and Engineering, Sung Chul Bae, researcher, Jonathan Whitmer, PhD student in Physics

A new family of self-organizing materials

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Image a is an atomic force microscope (AFM) image of a polymer sheet whose dark spots are organic nanotubes. b is a transmission electron microscope (TEM) image of a sheet with sub-nanometer channels where the organic nanotubes are circled in red. On the right - magnification of a single nanotube. Photo: Ting Xu

Molecular polymer membranes

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Fast graphene transistor. Illustration: IBM

A world record in graphene-based transistors

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Tensegrity built with rods and strips

Nanodevices that move and change their shape on demand

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This three-dimensional surface demonstrates on a nanometer scale the same ripples and folds that fishing nets demonstrate on a macroscopic scale. Photo: Adam Feinberg, Harvard University.

Creating nanofibers inspired by nature

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serpentine

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