AP - Taking up the sci-fi staple of “tractor beams,” scientists have developed a way to use light to grab and move minuscule particles on a microchip. The research could lead to fine-grained biological sensors and other precisely built nanoscale devices.Conference calls are generally an underused tool for remote work and
workers - but, they have […]
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AP - Taking up the sci-fi staple of “tractor beams,” scientists have developed a way to use light to grab and move minuscule particles on a microchip. The research could lead to fine-grained biological sensors and other precisely built nanoscale devices.
Conference calls are generally an underused tool for remote work and
workers - but, they have high value, low cost, and are quick and easy to
set up
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