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Organic printing inks may restore sight to blind people (May 2018)
Electronic Tattoo Could Allow Emotions to be Mapped (June 2016)
Protecting satellite electronics with reinforced carbon nanotube films (NanoWerk, November 2014)
Carbon nanotube film restores light sensitivity to blind retinas (Phys.org, November 2014)
Projecting a three-dimensional future based on nanoantennas (ScienceDaily, July 2014)
Moonshot Projects Just Crazy Enough to Work (PC magazine, Februrary 2014)
Researchers define brain's neural hierarchy (EETimes, July 2011)
Understanding the Human Neurosystem by Researching Locust Brains (ScienceDaily, Jan 2011)
Will scientists soon be able to read our minds? (HAARETZ.com, May 2010)
Seeing a Bionic Eye on Medicine's Horizon (ScienceDaily, March 2010)
A more sensitive sensor (AFTAU, March 2010)
Integrating nanotube-based NEMS into large scale MEMS (nanowerk, July 2009)
Topography of carbon nanotubes confers better adhesive properties (BrainsLab.net, March 2009)
Peptide nanotubes join the device club (nanotechweb.org, Jan 2008)
Nanotechnology Circuit Board (nanowerk, November 2007)
Cross-Circuiting to Nanotubes (Scientific American, November 2007)
Nanocircuits made easy (Royal Society of Chemistry, October 2007)
Toward Next-generation Integrated Circuits Made From Carbon Nanotubes (ScienceDaily, October 2007)
Making Neurons Remember (PhysicsCentral.com, August 2007)
A brain on a chip (IEEE spectrum, June 2006)
Neurons self-organise to make brain chips (NewScientist, June 2006)