Robots have been part of science fiction for almost a century now. But only within the last few decades have they become a reality. Now scientists have developed a way to take living tissue and incorporate it with robots. Essentially making robots that are alive. So what does this mean for science?

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What is something that the military, bats and doctors all have in common? They all use sounds to see. Specifically, they use the echo from sound bouncing off objects to visualize their surroundings. So how does this technology work and what other applications may it have?

In 1991 a Japanese physicist created a new form of carbon. These tiny threads of carbon turned out to be amazingly strong and durable. Now known as carbon nanotubes, this amazing material is set to make an enormous impact on the world of engineering. But how exactly will it be used?

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