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January 7th, 2007
From the Labs: Nanotechnology
Abstract:
Researchers at MIT and the GKSS Research Center in Germany have engineered polymers that can be programmed to sequentially take on three different predefined shapes in response to changes in temperature.
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technologyreview.com
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