MRI machines are huge and expensive, but a tiny, sensitive sensor does the same job on a micro-scale. A super-sensitive mini-sensor detects nuclear magnetic resonance in fluid samples flowing through a novel microchip. The technique has potential for chemical sensing in medical and industrial applications. How would you use this tool?
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