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May lead to future materials like more efficient solar cells and faster transistors and batteries for the next generation of computers

Researchers print flexible electronic circuits that fit onto irregular shapes, which is important for smart robotics and sensors.

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A research team led by Caltech has made bioresorbable acoustic microrobots and successfully used these bots to shrink bladder tumors in mice.

A micron-sized robot can reach and study tiny places, like inside tissue samples, to take pictures and measure tiny forces.

Exploring the role of sensory experience in AI and human cognition.

Autonomous device developed through lab-industry partnership enables continuous, low-impact sampling and real-time analysis of genetic traces from aquatic life at reduced cost.

A DNA nanobot called NanoGripper, inspired by human hands and bird claws, can interact with biological entities on a very small scale.

The new hydrogel can be shaped into complex tiny structures that respond instantly to magnets, enabling future uses in targeted medicine and miniature devices.