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Scientist conducting experiments

Electrically Conducting Fibers

by Vanessa Kirk

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Carbon nanotubes are wrapped around these rubber cores located in the lab of Dr. Ray Baughman, director of the MacDiarmid NanoTech Institute to create stretchy electrically-conducting fibers.

Read the full article on the UT Dallas News Center.

Photo by Roxanne Minnish

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