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From Leap Year to Frogs to Nanotechnology

Posted on February 29, 2016

by Caley Allen edited by Ian Gunsolus In case you hadn’t noticed, today is February 29! That means this is a leap year. Occurring once every four years, leap years have 366 days rather than …

Posted in Sustainable NanoTagged antibacterial, biomimicry, Caley Allen, frogs, graphene, Ian Gunsolus, leap day, leap year, nanopores, nanotechnology, sturgeon1 Comment

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