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A photograph of several tiny shapes. From left, they are half of a brown disc, a black rectangular prism, a black rectangular prism with a cylinder on one end, a yellow rectangular prism with a cylinder on one end, and a clear cylinder with red end caps.
BiomedicalTopicNewsType

Diamond Rotors Could Put a New Spin on Protein Studies

The new rotors carry less risk of exploding than ones currently in use

4 min read
Image of a women using the Imspex breathspec.
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COVID Breathalyzers Could Transform Rapid Testing

Five technologies that could eliminate the swab

4 min read
Photo: Andrew Matthews/PA/Getty Images
SemiconductorsTopicTypeNews

U.S. Spy Agencies Seek Tech to Identify Deadly Chemicals From 30 Meters Away

Three teams are developing rival technologies to combat explosives, nerve gases, and other threats

3 min read
Using a SCiO from Consumer Physics to scan hay in a barn with a cow in the background
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The SCiO Food Analyzer is On the Job—In the Barn

Last year, I took SCiO food shopping and tested apples and cheese. Now the gadget has moved up the food chain and into the dairy barn

2 min read

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