3D printer creates tiny lithium-ion batteries

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	3D printer creates lithium-ion batteries the size of a grain of sand Researchers from Harvard and the University of Illinois have printed precisely interlaced stacks of tiny battery electrodes, each less than the width of a human hair. Read More WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation EMC Service Assurance Suite Discover how you can get visibility into virtualized environments, the cloud and software-defined date centers, analyze availability and performance, optimize the environment and control costs with end-to-end performance, capacity management and reporting. Learn more. In this Issue Intel thinks brain scanning to make roads safer AT&T launches new innovation centers in Atlanta, Plano Hello, neighbors! Scientists find 3 potentially habitable planets Intel thinks brain scanning to make roads safer He looks like he's driving, but is he really paying attention to the road? Researchers at Intel are hoping to be able to answer that question with a little electronics and a software program that interprets brain activity. Read More AT&T launches new innovation centers in Atlanta, Plano AT&T Tuesday announced plans to open new innovation centers in Atlanta and Plano, Texas, to open in coming months, giving it a total of five such centers worldwide. Read More Hello, neighbors! Scientists find 3 potentially habitable planets Scientists have discovered a solar system with three super-Earths that could possibly hold liquid water, meaning they have the ability to support life. Read More
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