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Danmark er sammen med Sverige værter for et helt nyt stort europæisk forskningsanlæg til knap 14 milliarder kroner. Værtskabet vil skabe og tiltrække højtuddannet arbejdskraft og give dansk forskning et kæmpeløft.
epa02813125 An undated handout photo released by the Technical University (TU) of Braunschweig on 07 July 2011 shows an electron microscope image of a nano particle attached to the tip of a robot-directed needle in front of a human hair. The actual black-and-white image was subsequently coloured. Nano particles are so small, that they are not even visible when viewed with the help of a conventional optical microscope. Researcher Andreas Landefeld, a graduate engineer at the Institute for Materials at the TU Braunschweig, nevertheless hopes to be able to reshape these particles and create nano-size crimp connectors, cogwheels and tools in the near future. EPA/ANDREAS LANDEFELD/TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY BRAUNSCHWEIG/HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES
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