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Materials and nanotechnology: highlights of 2021

23 Dec 2021 Hamish Johnston
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Fresh fish: quantum dots have been used to identify spoiled mackerel. (Courtesy: Jastrow)
Materials and nanotechnology have long attracted some of the best physicists in academia and industr

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