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Seriously small structures are the focus of this week's Naked Scientists, as we look at nanostructures and their role in future energy technologies. We find out how nanostructures could hold the key to safe storage and retrieval of hydrogen fuel, and can help us to build better batteries. Also, how scientists have caught swine 'flu in the act of mutating, why females are more likely to suffer the effects of stress, and a way to weave bomb proof curtains that expand when they're stretched. Plus, in kitchen science, we find out why soap bubbles create such beautiful colours.
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