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ASX 200: Australian share market sheds $160bn on opening as US trade war gloom spreads across globe
‘We’ve made a mistake’: Peter Dutton backs down on work from home policy
Nikkei plunges as Asian markets brace for further tariff fallout; Trump says ‘sometimes you have to take medicine’ – business live
Meta faces £1.8bn lawsuit over claims it inflamed violence in Ethiopia
Canadian company in negotiations with Trump to mine seabed
Researchers have created fibre-based electronics that use the human body to power T-shirts that display changing messages
Whether it is a T-shirt that can display changing messages or a carpet that can sense where you are standing, the future of smart textiles has often seemed rooted in science fiction.
Now researchers say they have created smart fibres that can do exactly those things – and they do not even require a battery pack.
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