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Using Smart Polymer Materials as Sensors to Detect Biological Materials and Pollutants

Cost-Effective Technology for Disease Diagnosis and Biological Research

Carbon Nanotube Sensor Revealing Nitric Oxide's Role in Living Cells

Carbon Nanotube Sensor Revealing Nitric Oxide's Role in Living Cells

34 Exhibitors Showcases High-Tech Innovations at IVAM Product Market

34 Exhibitors Showcases High-Tech Innovations at IVAM Product Market

Nanotechnology Company Focusing on Carbon Based Chemical Sensing

Biologically Inspired Material Systems that have Hierarchically Structured Sensing, Actuation, and Intelligent Control

Biologically Inspired Material Systems that have Hierarchically Structured Sensing, Actuation, and Intelligent Control

New Sensor Detecting up to 14 Commonly-Used Sweeteners

New Sensor Detecting up to 14 Commonly-Used Sweeteners

Research Opens Door to Extremely Sensitive Chemical Sensors that can be Produced in a Cost-Effective Way

Research Opens Door to Extremely Sensitive Chemical Sensors that can be Produced in a Cost-Effective Way

Argonne National Laboratory Opens its Gates to the Community

Argonne National Laboratory Opens its Gates to the Community

Leading MEMS Solution Provider Introduces New Low Profile Dual-Axis Magnetic Sensor

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