Sciences and Technology
- Molecular shuttles, a molecule capable of nanoscale transportation
- Shuttle vector, vector that shuttles between species, biochemistry, genetics
- Shuttle machinery, as used in extrusion blow molding
- Shuttle bombing, a World War II strategic bombing tactic
- MPW shuttle, an integrated circuit production run for multi-chip or multi-project wafers
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