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3-D-printed microfish contain functional nanoparticles that enable them to be self-propelled, chemically powered and magnetically steered. The microfish are also capable of sensing and removing toxins.
Image credits: J. Warner, UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering.

University of California 3D printed fish are the most advanced microbots we built to date

byAlexandru Micu

August 26, 2015

Nanoengineers from the San Diego University of California used innovative, self-developed 3D printing methods to create multipurpose, fish-shaped microbots - ...

A snake-like trickle of water flows underneath Lake Oroville's Enterprise Bridge. Image credits: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

63 trillion gallons of groundwater lost in 2013 drought in Western US

byMihai Andrei

August 22, 2014

A snake-like trickle of water flows underneath Lake Oroville's Enterprise Bridge. Image credits: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images A new study shows ...

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University of California 3D printed fish are the most advanced microbots we built to date

63 trillion gallons of groundwater lost in 2013 drought in Western US

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