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  • The pitchers' tube-shaped leaves have microscopic bumps that hold a thin layer of water.
  • This pitcher plant-inspired nonstick technology can be used for anti-icing coatings.
  • The hagfish protects itself by releasing a mass of slime that chokes the predator.
  • Researchers are using nano-wires to cram more transitors into a computer chip.
  • These buoys can move through the ocean for months with little more than a battery.
  • Silicon transistors allow engineers to shrink a transistor to the size of a few atoms.
  • These metals "remember" their original shape and revert to it when heated.
  • Researchers are bending microwaves to make an invisibility cloak device from radar.
  • Some day shape memory alloys could help build airplane wings that bend.
  • Visit NOVA Labs: pbs.org/nova/labs
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