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Scientists build motion-powered LCD
Piezoelectric nanowires could power iPods within five years.
Staff Writers
Nov 11 2010 6:20AM
Hardware
Scientists convert body movements to mobile phone charge
Tiny, motion-powered generators could be charging our mobile phones and iPods in five years' time.
Liz Tay
Mar 27 2009 2:00AM
Oddware
Researchers create nanowires that grow on trees
Nanowires that grow from long, twisting tree trunks could yield a new breed of nanomaterials, scientists say.
Liz Tay
May 2 2008 2:01PM
Hardware
Boffins grow nanowires at low temperatures
US researchers have patented a "breakthrough" low-temperature, catalyst-free technique for growing copper nanowires..
Robert Jaques
Apr 30 2008 7:32AM
Hardware
Silicon nanowires turn heat into power
A newly discovered type of silicon nanowire could lead to personal 'power-jackets' that use heat from the human body to charge electronic devices..
Robert Jaques
Jan 15 2008 7:28AM
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