Scientists have used carbon nanotubes to engineer the most powerful artificial muscles ever [Bioengineering]

Scientists have used carbon nanotubes to engineer the most powerful artificial muscles ever [Bioengineering]

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Will the wonders of carbon nanotubes never cease? Engineers have now used everyone's favorite cylindrical übermolecules to create artificial muscles that can contract and twist, in a manner not unlike like the muscles found in elephant trunks and squid tentacles. The upshot? Researchers say these tiny little motors could soon be used to propel microscopic nanobots throughout your bloodstream. More »

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