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News Update
December
2012
  • Oxide Catalysts Get Selective
  • New Catalyst Challenges Platinum
  • Quick-Release Tape Peels with Ease
  • Electronic Skin Mimics the Human Epidermis
  • Carbon Nanotubes Straighten Up
  • Coming Soon: Gold Jewelry in Rainbow Colors
  • Genetic Mutant Delivers More Biofuels
  • Algal Biofuels: Not Yet Ready for Prime Time

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