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Discover how scientists program nanomaterials to react to environmental triggers, leading to innovations in targeted drug delivery, self-healing materials, and smart electronics.

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In addition to the $1,500 grand prize, called the Lea Rudee Outstanding Poster Award, judges selected one student presenter ...

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Business founders face an internal struggle between structure and freedom, writes entrepreneur Ryan Elliott. To overcome this battle, Elliott explains his strategy for striking a balance.