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The violin is a microscopic image rather than a playable instrument and has not been officially confirmed as the world's smallest violin, the university said.

British scientists have created the world’s smallest violin – inside a human hair. Physicists at Loughborough University used cutting-edge nanotechnology to create the minuscule fiddle.

Unfortunately the tiny violin is just an image and not a playable instrument, so it cannot be officially confirmed as the world's smallest violin, the university said.