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Michelin Visionary Concept Tire
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Groundbreaking X-ray optics will enable future observatories
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Stratasys 3D printer for thermoplastic and ABS-M30i biocompatible parts
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Radical polymer could conduct electricity for transparent electronics
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Plastic-eating protein could bring about recycling revolution
A plastic-eating protein grown in a British laboratory could revolutionize recycling and prevent thousands of tonnes of non-biodegradable waste clogging up landfill sites and...
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