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Science Carbon Nanotubes Have Been Found In Human Lungs For The First Time Ever by Christian de Looper
Tech IBM To Ditch Silicon For Carbon Nanotubes To Make Ultra-Powerful, Ultra-Efficient 1.8-Nanometer Chips by Nicole Arce
Science Space elevator will be reality in 2050, promises Japanese construction firm Obayashi by Sumit Passary
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Healthy Living/Wellness Carbon nanotubes may reduce stem cells reliance on human or animal cells by James Maynard
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