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Metals in Wine
Metals involved in the colour of wine
Universidad de Navarra, Spain
Electronic Noses (Sensors)
How bad is your breath? A bioelectronic sensor can now tell you to three decimal places
Nature
Sensors
Improved X-ray vision to stop nuke smugglers
New Scientist
Wearable Electronics
Clothing gives sportsmen a kick up the pants
New Scientist

Nanotechnology
Liquid drop takes big nano step
BBC
Carbon Nanotubes
Fine Fabric: New, fast way to make sheets of nanotubes
Science News
Electronic Skin
Electronic skin gives robots human-like touch
New Scientist
Building Materials
Self-Cleaning Building Materials a Possible Weapon in Fight Against Smog
MIT Technology Review

Diamonds
Synthetics drive diamond revolution
CNN

© BMC
Carbon Nanotubes
Nanotube bike enters Tour de France
NanoTechWeb

© Peter Lu et al., Harvard Univ
Diamonds
Chinese made first use of diamond
BBC

© Univ. Michigan
Bendable Concrete
Researchers make bendable concrete
University of Michigan
High-Tech Textiles
'Extreme Textiles' come of age
NewYork Times

© Peter Lu, Harvard Univ
Diamonds
A Diamond Polish for Ancient Tools
Science News for Kids
Magnetic Liquids
A Curious Fluid and an Electric Jolt Deliver a Magic Carpet Ride
NewYork Times

© BBC
Lasers
Silicon-based laser on a chip
BBC News

© NASA/MSFC
Solar Sail spacecraft
Riding Sunlight
Science News for Kids
Plastics
Plastics created from orange peel
BBC News
Nanotechnology
Small Wonders
The Economist
Biomimicry
Inspired by Nature
Science News for Kids

© BBC
2-D carbon sheet could form new transistor
Radical fabric is one atom thick
BBC

© Discovery Channel News
Smart textiles
Pine Cone Inspires Hi-Tech Fabric
Discovery Channel
Nanocarpet made of Nanotubes
A new method of killing bacteria
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

© AP photo
Growing bone
Doctors grow new jaw in man's back
CNN.com
Making glass in micro-gravity
Glass from space
FirstScience.com
Glowing coral
Bacteria “Light Bulbs” Inside Coral
Science News for Kids

© Rice University
NanoPutians
The Incredible Shrunken Kids
Science News for Kids
Nanotechnology to repel unwanted marine hitchhikers
Barnacle-free boats
ScienCentral

© BBC
"Smart wool" has conductive fiber blended with the wool
Heated wool offers cosy feet
BBC
Shell Building Crystals Formed in Blood Cells
Sea Shells and Blood Cells
Science for Kids
Newest Form of Carbon
Flaky New Carbon: Light and Magnetic
International Herald Tribune
Self-Assembly of Nano-structures
Technique lets nano shapes assemble themselves
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

© Lucent Technologies Bell Labs
Nanotechnology
'Nanograss' Turns Sticky to Slippery in an Instant
New York Times

© BBC
Perfect Lenses Using Metamaterials
Science closes in on perfect lens
BBC Online

© Carnegie Institution
Diamonds Made Harder
Cooking up superhard diamonds
Science News for Kids
Nanoparticles in Action
Nanosponges soak up pollutants
Science News for Kids
Explosions
Shattered eggs reveal secrets of explosions
Nature
Nanoscience in Nature
Marine Sponges Provide Model For Environmentally Friendly Nanoscale Materials Production
Science Daily
Candy Science
M&Ms pack more tightly than spheres
Science News Online
Astronomical diamond
Diamond star thrills astronomers
BBC Online
Light from silicon
Intel makes light work for chips
BBC Online

© Polymer vision/Philips
Electronic E-paper
Flexible E-Paper: Plastic circuits drive paperlike displays
Science News Online

© NIST
New form of matter
Researchers Unveil New Form of Matter
Scientific American
How does fluoride strengthen teeth?
How fluoride firms up teeth
Nature
Perfect French Fries
In search of the perfect french fry
Science News for Kids
Fingerprinting Gems
Unscrambling a gem of a mystery
Science News for Kids
Artificial Snail
Polymer snail crawls like the real thing
Scientific American
Electronic Paper
Electronic paper turns a page
Science News for Kids
Preserving History
Preserving ancient chinese terra-cotta warrior paint
Science News for Kids
Substitute for a Shot
A micro-dose of your own medicine
Science News for Kids
Electronic Paper and Ink
Opening a window on video paper
Science News for Kids
How do Wrinkles Form?
The physics of ... wrinkles
Discover
Crumbling Cookies
Broken biscuit breakthrough
BBC
Carbon Nanotubes
Going Up to the final frontier
Star Telegram
Nanotechnology
Tiny tech emerges in a big way
The Detroit News
Artificial Leaves
Designing a better catalyst for artificial photosynthesis
Science Daily
Waterproof Materials
Butterfly wings and waterproof coats
Science News for Kids
Silk
Secret of silk may have been solved
MSNBC
Multi-Layered Coatings
Layer-by-layer assembly yields thin films and sheets
Science Daily
Metal Jaws
Jaws of clamworm hardened by zinc
Science Daily
Stain-free Pants
Nanotechnology creates stain-free pants
Science-Reuters
Faster Computers from Chicken Feathers
Chicken Fried Computers
Discover
New Sticky Tape
Scientists unravel mystery of geckos' sticky feet
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Miniature Thermometers
Scientists create carbon nanothermometer
Scientific American
Tiny Machines
Systems smaller than a human hair
The Boston Globe
Super-Strong Threads
Nanotubes make tough threads
Science Daily
Plastic Bone
The Plasti-Bone: Office Of Naval Research Looks At A Ceramic Polymer Innovation In Medicine
Science Daily
Strange Foam
Studying the Physics underlying foam
NASA News
Small is Big
'Nano' Suddenly a Gigantic Label
WIRED News
Wonder-Glass from Space
Glass formed in space has remarkable properties
NASA News |