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[Article Image] Feature: These gems make their own way
Gemstones made in the lab could improve your cell phone or catch nasty bacteria in your water.
[Article Image] Bandages that could bite back
A new material would make bacteria's attack the path to their demise.
[Article Image] Feature: New waves for safe flying
Scientists are perfecting a new generation of airport scanning machines.
[Article Image] The newest superheavy in town
Superheavy element forged in lab is a first.
[Article Image] The memory of a material
A popular polymer can remember what shape it was in.
[Article Image] Feature: Scientist Profile: Wally Gilbert
A Nobel Prize winner's journey from physics to biology to art.
[Article Image] When frog gender flips
With weed killer in the water, some males acquire female traits.
[Article Image] Heaviest named element is official
Superheavy copernicum takes its place in the Periodic Table.
[Article Image] Charged cars that would charge
Electric vehicles could give power to the grid.
[Article Image] The hottest soup in New York
A quark-gluon plasma reaches the highest temperature ever measured in a lab.

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