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It is a new  idea for a cell phone that converts the users voice tinto the energy it needs to communicate. Creating this device would revoulutionize the cell phone industry, however you would have to talk in order to send a text message, which would be godd for for teachers, and eavesdroppers, but more entirely [...]

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Some bioengineers in the University of Utah have created a synthetic form of this superglue from the sea worm. They hope it will come into use by being able to glue together shattered knee bones and some bones in the face. This glue will not likely be used to repair large fractures, but small fractures [...]

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At Cambridge University in England, a team of scientist are working hard to be able to sequence a human genome in one day. They have many little samples that they use to help them with the genome, and labeling them was a problem. Now with this smaller-than-a-human-cell barcode made from plastic and cobalt they can [...]

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Recently researchers have been working to find a way to make devices, such as cell phones and mp3s, able to power itself without needing to be charged. These devices work by converting sound waves produced by the user to create energy to keep the device running. By using nanotechnology, they will soon be able to [...]

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