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Neural networks bridge the gap between input data to determine the complex physical-chemical properties of organic molecules
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Anna Demming is a science journalist.
Anna was materials editor of Physics World from 2018 to 2019 and was previously editor of the website Nanotechweb. She studied nanostructures for her PhD in the context of photonics, specifically plasmonics and scanning near-field microscopy. In her spare time she runs and performs in a Bristol-based dance theatre company.
Neural networks bridge the gap between input data to determine the complex physical-chemical properties of organic molecules
Understanding the effects of graphene on surface wetting could be useful for applications that need to control evaporation
Experts from industry and academia on how the National Physical Laboratory and National Graphene Institute's characterization service could help industry
Fifty years on from the founding of one of the most pioneering companies in integrated electronics, we ask researchers what they think will be the most exciting developments in the next 50 years
A service launched at the House of Commons in Westminster, UK, provides a standard characterization of graphene to help the industry take off
In the highly specific realm of nanomedicine physical and chemical mechanisms vy for maximum efficacy
Quantum transport measurements of cobalt-decorated graphene provide insights for applications in computing technology
Structures of folds that can be compressed or decompressed in response to the environment provide a mechanical binary logic system compatible with soft robots
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