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Lycurgus Cup: A Roman glass goblet made with ancient color-changing nanotechnology
This Roman glass cup can change from jade green to ruby red, and it features a mythical king who tried to banish Dionysus.
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Romans made color-changing glass with ancient nanotechnology. Scientists just discovered how to replicate the 1,600-year-old marvel
The Romans were ingenious inventors, developing everything from self-healing concrete that helped their structures stand for centuries to gravity-fed aqueducts that carried fresh water into cities.
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Distinguished Professor and UC Presidential Chair Paul S. Weiss has been selected as a 2026 Fellow of Sigma Xi in recognition of his exemplary career investigating chemistry, nanoscience, ...
Source: Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz and Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Researchers have filmed an ordered arrangement of tiny magnetic swirls losing its structure in real time ...
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