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Flash heating and layered design create tougher, greener materials that block electromagnetic interference
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Nanoscale mechanical strain could enable ultra-low-power computing
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Brain-inspired magnetic technology could pave the way for energy-efficient AI
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Gold-Silver Tracks Steer Nanovehicles Along Defined Paths
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Adisyn Extends Graphene Patent Protection to Non-Metallic Surfaces
18+ hour, 28+ min ago (390+ words) Adisyn (ASX: AI1) has secured allowance from the US Patent and Trademark Office for a third patent that extends its graphene deposition protection to non-metallic surfaces. Its claims include a low-temperature process that keeps the underlying surface below 400°C, allowing graphene…...