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<h1>New electronic “skin” could lead to lightweight night-vision glasses</h1>
<p>MIT engineers have developed a technique to grow and peel ultrathin “skins” of electronic material that could be used in wearable sensors, flexible transistors and computing elements, and sensitive compact imaging devices.</p>

<h2>Technology makes pesticides stick to plant leaves</h2>
<p>A new pesticide application system developed by MIT researchers and their spinoff company could significantly cut the use of pesticides and fertilizers, saving farmers money and reducing polluting runoff.</p>

<h3>New printable metamaterials that are both strong and stretchy</h3>
<p>These tough yet bendy materials could allow for the fabrication of bendable ceramics, glass, and metals. They could be transformed into tear-resistant textiles, flexible semiconductors, electronic chip packaging, and durable yet compliant scaffolds on which to grow cells for tissue repair.</p>