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Traffic control for molecules

An interesting article at ZDNet: A traffic control system for molecules. I don't know if there are practical applications for transportation any time soon, but neat nonetheless.
(link courtesy Slashdot).

- dml

Posted by David Levinson on May 15, 2006 07:14 AM | Permalink

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Traffic control for molecules

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