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Carbon Nano Onions
Arno Rettenbacher and Luis Echegoyen
Carbon Nano Onions (CNOs) are species where several fullerenes (buckyballs) having various diameters arrange themselves -- Russian doll-style -- concentrically one inside the other. That is why ...
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Molten Carbon Material
Santanu Kundu and Martin Beagley
This material is called mesophase pitch, a liquid-crystalline material that is used to manufacture carbon fibers and composites. The yellow, blue, and magenta colors represent the directions of ...
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Histological Processing of Cell-based Fiber
Willie Jones, Phillip Brown and Karen J. L. Burg
This photograph displays five-micron histological sections of a hollow fiber with a green fluorescent protein that labels the mammary epithelial gland cells in the lumen. Cell-based devices are ...
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Curious Eye
Pu-Chun Ke, Joan Hudson and Yonnie Wu
“Curious Eye” is the name given to this image by its authors. The image shows highly regular binding of phospholipids, (the major component of cell membranes), to single-walled carbon ...
4Photography
Oyster Cell Making Oyster Shell
