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Investment  of 51 Million Euro for Nanoscience in TU Delft and Leiden University

'Ordered' Catalyst Boosts Fuel Cell Output at Lower Cost

In Birds' Development, Researchers Find Diversity By The Peck

Researchers Develop New 'Stamping' Process To Pattern Biomolecules At High Resolution

Interfaces Provide New Control Over Oxides' Electronic Properties

Physicists Create First-Ever Mechanical Device That Measures the Mass of a Single Molecule

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Investment of 51 Million Euro for Nanoscience in TU Delft and Leiden University

'Ordered' Catalyst Boosts Fuel Cell Output at Lower Cost

In Birds' Development, Researchers Find Diversity By The Peck

Researchers Develop New 'Stamping' Process To Pattern Biomolecules At High Resolution

Interfaces Provide New Control Over Oxides' Electronic Properties

Physicists Create First-Ever Mechanical Device That Measures the Mass of a Single Molecule

.css-vyy7ic{display:block;font-size:24px;line-height:1.5;height:3em;font-weight:400;}Investment of 51 Million Euro for Nanoscience in TU Delft and Leiden University

'Ordered' Catalyst Boosts Fuel Cell Output at Lower Cost

In Birds' Development, Researchers Find Diversity By The Peck

Researchers Develop New 'Stamping' Process To Pattern Biomolecules At High Resolution

Interfaces Provide New Control Over Oxides' Electronic Properties

Physicists Create First-Ever Mechanical Device That Measures the Mass of a Single Molecule

Investment of 51 Million Euro for Nanoscience in TU Delft and Leiden University