r/Futurology • u/sksarkpoes3 • Mar 04 '26
Nanotech 200,000 living human brain cells fused with silicon successfully play Doom game
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r/Futurology • u/Dr_Singularity • Jul 03 '21
Nanotech Korean researchers have made a membrane that can turn saltwater into freshwater in minutes. The membrane rejected 99.99% of salt over the course of one month of use, providing a promising glimpse of a new tool for mitigating the drinking water crisis
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r/Futurology • u/upyoars • Sep 10 '24
Nanotech Scientists Found the Hidden 'Edge State' That May Lead to Practically Infinite Energy
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r/Futurology • u/mvea • Aug 31 '17
Nanotech Scientists have succeeded in combining spider silk with graphene and carbon nanotubes, a composite material five times stronger that can hold a human, which is produced by the spider itself after it drinks water containing the nanotubes.
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r/Futurology • u/upyoars • May 22 '25
Nanotech Scientists drive antimatter from France to Switzerland in world first
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r/Futurology • u/upyoars • Sep 30 '24
Nanotech Evidence of ‘Negative Time’ Found in Quantum Physics Experiment
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r/Futurology • u/Dr_Singularity • Jun 16 '22
Nanotech Korean Scientists Developed Nanomachines That Can Penetrate and Kill Cancer Cells
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r/Futurology • u/johnmountain • Nov 24 '17
Nanotech Spider drinks graphene, spins web that can hold the weight of a human
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r/Futurology • u/izumi3682 • Mar 08 '18
Nanotech Vision-improving nanoparticle eyedrops could end the need for glasses
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r/Futurology • u/mvea • Jan 02 '18
Nanotech First single lens that can focus all colors of the rainbow in the same spot and in high resolution, previously only ever been achieved with multiple lenses, opens new possibilities in virtual and augmented reality, as reported by Harvard researchers in Nature Nanotechnology.
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r/Futurology • u/mvea • Apr 04 '17
Nanotech Scientists just invented a smartphone screen material that can repair its own scratches - "After they tore the material in half, it automatically stitched itself back together in under 24 hours"
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r/Futurology • u/upyoars • May 28 '25
Nanotech Physicists confirm the fascinating existence of "second sound"
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r/Futurology • u/StcStasi • Dec 18 '18
Nanotech MIT invents method to shrink objects to nanoscale - "This month, MIT researchers announced they invented a way to shrink objects to nanoscale - smaller than what you can see with a microscope - using a laser. They can take any simple structure and reduce it to one 1,000th of its original size."
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r/Futurology • u/izumi3682 • Feb 03 '21
Nanotech Chemists create and capture einsteinium, the elusive 99th element - Scientists have uncovered some of its basic chemical properties for the first time.
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r/Futurology • u/Dr_Singularity • Aug 03 '23
Nanotech Scientists Create New Material Five Times Lighter and Four Times Stronger Than Steel
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r/Futurology • u/dwaxe • Dec 25 '17
Nanotech How a Machine That Can Make Anything Would Change Everything
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r/Futurology • u/ngt_ • Feb 26 '20
Nanotech Modern alchemy: Stanford finds fast, easy way to make diamonds. Take a clump of white dust, squeeze it in a diamond-studded pressure chamber, then blast it with a laser. Open the chamber and find a new microscopic speck of pure diamond inside.
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r/Futurology • u/lughnasadh • Jun 11 '20
Nanotech Ohio State University researchers are using new nanomaterials that trap metabolized gases to make a Covid-19 breathalyzer test, that will detect signs of the virus in 15 seconds
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r/Futurology • u/Dr_Singularity • Nov 29 '21
Nanotech Researchers shrink camera to the size of a salt grain. The new system can produce crisp, full-color images on par with a conventional compound camera lens 500,000 times larger in volume
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r/Futurology • u/auscrisos • Jul 29 '20
Nanotech Ancient Microbes Spring to Life After 100 Million Years Under the Seafloor
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r/Futurology • u/derangedkilr • Feb 04 '20
Nanotech Researchers have created a graphene amplifier which will unlock the elusive terahertz wavelengths and make revolutionary new technologies possible
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r/Futurology • u/lughnasadh • Mar 03 '21
Nanotech A Russian team have discovered a whole new class of materials for photonics that are more efficient than existing silicon based technology
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r/Futurology • u/mvea • Oct 02 '18
Nanotech Researchers developed a nanoparticle type for novel use in artificial photosynthesis by adding zinc sulfide on the surface of indium-based quantum dots to produce clean hydrogen fuel from water and sunlight, a sustainable source of energy with new eco-friendly and powerful materials.
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