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Nanotrain Network Assembles Tracks, Transports Good and Cleans Up Behind Itself
Researchers have developed tiny transport networks that construct their own tracks just tens of micrometers long, transporting cargo across the tracks and even picking up behind themselves by dismantling the tracks.
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