Chinese researchers unveil a magnetic microrobot that manipulates droplets 20x faster, enabling precise, residue-free microfluidic tasks.

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Chemistry often conjures images of mixing fluids together in beakers, flasks, or test tubes. But often, chemistry happens ...

A microrobot capable of manipulating tiny liquid droplets using magnetic fields has been developed by researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the China Electric Power Research Institute.

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Despite Beijing’s signal to ease rare earth exports, global supply cutoffs will remain an ever-present threat, experts warned ...

Even as China signals it may issue more export permits for Europe and the United States, its tight grip on rare earth metals ...

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