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Xinxin Liu prepares a newly-fabricated nanopore membrane for evaluation. The new method simplifies the production of large arrays of nanopores for sensing and analysis technologies used in medical research and, increasingly, in specialized clinics. Photo: David Callahan

'Like uprooting tree stumps' – a simpler method to manufacture biosensors

A new manufacturing method could help move the production of nanoscale sensors from specialized fabrication facilities to conventional semiconductor manufacturing plants.

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The male octopus’s mating arm can detect hormones, and in experiments they were able to extend their arm through a barrier and mate with a female they could not even see. Photo: Unsplash

The octopus mating arm has more talents than expected

The mating arm of a male octopus has more talents than you might expect. Researchers from KTH now show that the arm not only delivers sperm, it also helps the male find the right mate by sensing the h...

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Lunchtime concert with Ensemble Spirituel

16 September: Take a break and enjoy a lunchtime performance by Ensemble Spirituel. The concert is the first in KTH’s autumn series of lunchtime concerts.

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