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AI designs an ultralight carbon nanomaterial that's as strong as steel

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Foam packaging may have met its match, in the form of origami cardboard

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Groovy gecko toes may bring us ice-slip-proof shoe soles

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Dehumidifying material could boost indoor comfort by sucking up moisture

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Metallic mesh memory tires eat up simulated Martian landscape

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21st-century chainmail uses molecular instead of metallic links

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'Thermochromorph' art changes with the temperature

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Microwaving cords and cables: A recipe for copper and carbon black

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A football field in a teaspoon: New material has insane surface area

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Magnetic "metasheet" material moves objects like a conveyor belt

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Glow-in-the-dark wood passively lights homes or parks

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Window coating reflects heat to cool buildings by 40 degrees

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Leaf-inspired graphene surfaces repel frost formation for a week

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Static from Styrofoam and wind harvested for electricity

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New material combines strength and stiffness with sound-damping properties

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'ZeroCAL' cement production process takes CO2 out of the equation

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Spider-Man-inspired sticky silk fibers lift 80 times their weight

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Flat-pack tubes draw on origami and bamboo for super strength

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'Brain-breaking' glass bricks are 3D printed, reusable, and strong

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Hollow concrete mimics human bones for 5x better toughness

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