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Hydrophilic carbon aggregate together with polyethylene glycol developed at Rice University has the potential to moderate the overexpression of harmful superoxides through the conversion of active oxygen species that may harm biological functions into neutral oxygen molecules. [Courtesy of Errol Samuel/Rice University]

The great potential of nano-antioxidants

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Products printed on the XNUMXD printer at the Technion Institute of Metals. Photo: Sharon Tzur, Technion Spokesperson

Protected: The Technion presents: the printer of the future

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A laboratory device for detecting bacteria. Photo: shutterstock

The germ hunter / David J. Acker

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A polymer-MXene composite nanomaterial developed by researchers at Drexel University that is both strong, electrically conductive, and flexible enough to fold. [Courtesy of Drexel University]

to bend a material without breaking it

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pollutants Photo: shutterstock

A biological method for purifying toxic pollutants

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Police dog training in Canada. Photo: KellyNelson / Shutterstock.com

A nanometer chip for detecting explosives

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Abeldas Favretza, CEO of 'Integrated Optics'

Diagnose all types of jaundice in one sample, using the most compact laser in the world

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Graphene. Illustration: shutterstock

The dark side of graphene / Catherine Burzak

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Illustration of micro- and nano-propellers moving through and within a hyaluronan coagulated network.

Researchers from the Technion are partners in the development of a microscopic propeller for the medical service

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DNA nanotechnology

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The sophisticated microscope image of a material created through nano crystallography. Photo: University of Warwick, UK

An innovative method for preparing metal crystals

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A new technology based on carbon nanotubes could enable sustainable hydrogen production from water [Photo: Tewodros Asefa]

A cheap method to produce hydrogen fuel with the help of carbon nanotubes

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From right to left: Shlomo Gerdman, Dr. Mati Ran, Prof. Elon Vadia, Prof. Mati Mintz, Prof. Simon Litzin at the Chip Club conference, June 23, 2014. Photo: Shmuel Oster

"Innovation in the 21st century will be at the interface of biology and technology"

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Cancer tumors in the oral cavity. Illustration: shutterstock

A nanotechnology researcher from Bar Ilan won an award in the UK for a method for the non-invasive detection of cancer in the oral cavity

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Researchers have demonstrated that they are able to produce vertical carbon nanofibers (VACNFs) using ambient air instead of ammonia gas. [Courtesy of Anatoli Melechko]

A simple method for the production of vertical carbon nanofibers

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ChipEx2014 Summary: Bitcoin Mining Using 20nm Chips, The End of Moore's Law and the Internet of Things

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Rafi Koriat at the Nano-Israel conference 2014. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

"Technology should not be left on the shelf for too long, otherwise it will stink like fish"

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Nano technology. Illustration: shutterstock

Applied NanoStructures will present at the Nano Israel 2014 conference a module for measuring temperatures and measuring thermal resistance

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Prof. Ehud Gazit, Tel Aviv University

Ramot will present tubular peptide-based nanoparticles for biosensors, optical devices, surface coatings and drug release at the NanoIsrael Conference

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of Pelsen armored vehicles. Photo credit: Courtesy of Pelsan Sasa.

A special security session to be held as part of the Nano-Israel 2014 conference will highlight Israel's achievements in the field

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Nanoscribe XNUMXD printer. PR photo

The AVBA company will unveil a 2014D nanometric printer at the "Nano-Israel XNUMX" exhibition

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A "quantum leak" (in the mind of an artist) exposed inside a gallium-arsenide semiconductor in response to ultrafast laser radiation. [Courtesy of Baxley/JILA]

New semiconductor quasiparticles

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Detection of a tumor using an MRI scan. Photo: shutterstock

A new radiation-free method for detecting cancer

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nano tubes. Illustration: shutterstock

A molecular traffic jam makes water move faster through nanotubes

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The ultra-thin electronic membrane sticks to a variety of surfaces. (Photo: Peter Rüegg/ETH Zürich)

Ultra-thin, flexible and transparent electronic components

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