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His expertise in shaping and controlling molecules allows him and his team to explore all kinds of possibilities. "We haven't yet released the product but we started doing luminescent and phosphorescent pottery, we are having fun," he said. He also started exploring concepts that could be used as a jumping off point for sci-fi movies. "We are working on high Entropy, which refers to atomic chaos." We design atoms to go where we want them, and we forbid nature from setting itself normal.

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