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7/10. Scientists at Florida University have shrunk the art of eavesdropping down to a miniature size - they've come up with a signalling device so minute that it's easily missed by the naked eye. With the aid of a microscope, Geoff Watts gets to grips with this tiny piece of engineering that could revolutionise the future Of covert listening. Producer Beth Eastwood

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Geoff Watts
Producer:
Beth Eastwood
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