MATERIALS SCIENCE
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Lube Tune-Up: Motor oil from recycled plastic could improve automotive-fuel efficiency
June 25, 2005
Volume 167, No. 26, p. 406
Slick trick snags catalyst
June 18, 2005
Volume 167, No. 25, p. 397
Something to Chew On
May 14, 2005
Volume 167, No. 20, p. 312
Built for Speed: Novel transistor design spurns limits
April 16, 2005
Volume 167, No. 16, p. 245
Remembering, on the cheap
March 19, 2005
Volume 167, No. 12, p. 189
Slick Surfaces: Pressure builds to make better motor oils
March 12, 2005
Volume 167, No. 11, p. 165
Infrared Vision: New material may enhance plastic solar cells
January 22, 2005
Volume 167, No. 4, p. 53
Concrete Nation
January 1, 2005
Volume 167, No. 1, p. 7
A light wrap?
December 18, 2004
Volume 166, No. 25/26, p. 400
Wee wires that can crawl
October 30, 2004
Volume 166, No. 18, p. 286
Tiny tubes tune in colors
October 23, 2004
Volume 166, No. 17, p. 270
To freeze this liquid, add heat
October 16, 2004
Volume 166, No. 16, p. 253
Falling into Place: Atom mist yields nanobricks and mortar
September 11, 2004
Volume 166, No. 11, p. 165
Sea urchin shell lights the way for optical material
August 21, 2004
Volume 166, No. 8, p. 125
Savvy Sieve: Carbon nanotubes filter petroleum, polluted water
August 14, 2004
Volume 166, No. 7, p. 102
EPA to fine DuPont over ingredient in Teflon
July 31, 2004
Volume 166, No. 5, p. 78
Diatom Menagerie
July 17, 2004
Volume 166, No. 3, p. 42
Nice Threads
June 5, 2004
Volume 165, No. 23, p. 363
Fluid lens flows into focus
April 10, 2004
Volume 165, No. 15, p. 238
Mini Motor: Synthetic molecule yields nanoscale rotor
March 20, 2004
Volume 165, No. 12, p. 180
Radioactive sprinkles keep machines true
March 13, 2004
Volume 165, No. 11, p. 173
Electronic Thread: Fiber transistor may lead to woven circuits
November 29, 2003
Volume 164, No. 22, p. 342
New type of material that heat can't bloat
November 1, 2003
Volume 164, No. 18, p. 285
Bomb Sniffer: Cantilevers detect trace amounts of explosives
August 23, 2003
Volume 164, No. 8, p. 116
Layered Approach
August 9, 2003
Volume 164, No. 6, p. 91
Easy Repair: Novel structural model heals with heat
June 28, 2003
Volume 163, No. 26, p. 405
Super Fibers: Nanotubes make tough threads
June 14, 2003
Volume 163, No. 24, p. 372
Caught on Tape: Gecko-inspired adhesive is superstrong
June 7, 2003
Volume 163, No. 23, p. 356
Nanoscale Networks: Superlong nanotubes can form a grid
May 3, 2003
Volume 163, No. 18, p. 275
Building a Better Shuttle
April 5, 2003
Volume 163, No. 14, p. 215
A Shot in the Light
January 11, 2003
Volume 163, No. 2, p. 23
