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Materials stories that may also be of interest

Edited By Peter Wray • March 29, 2011

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Role of parallel reformable bonds in the self-healing of cross-linked nanogel particles (also, Nanomaterials with give survive)

Polyelectrolyte functionalized carbon nanotubes as efficient metal-free electrocatalysts for oxygen reduction (also, Cheap fuel cell catalyst made easy: CWRU researchers aim to cut cost of alternative energy)

Iowa State, Ames Lab researcher hunts for green catalysts

How plug-in hybrid cars could be game changers

Errors make some circuits better: A counterintuitive approach could yield smaller, faster, more energy-efficient chips

10 companies to watch for out of ARPA-E

China poised to overhaul US as biggest publisher of scientific papers

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Categories: Biomaterials, Electronics, Energy & environment, Materials & Innovations, Nanomaterials, Transportation
Tags: Ames Laboratory, Case Western Reserve University, chips, Iowa State University, Nanogel, Nanomaterials, PHEV, University of Pittsburgh

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