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Robotic technology helps unlock the hidden microbial world of the deep sea
Technology & AI · 12 November 2026
New technology recreates extreme deep-sea conditions in the laboratory, allowing scientists to grow microbes that would normally be lost when brought to the surface Scientists have developed a robotic system that can recreate the extreme conditions of the deep
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