Entangling tiny drum’s beat with microwaves
Technique could be used to build quantum processors
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New ‘wagon-wheel’ molecules could make better OLEDs
Molecule could also be used as biological sensors or in solar cells
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Do ultracold neutrons get a kick from nanoparticles?
Physicists offer a solution to neutron-lifetime discrepancy
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US researchers unveil first carbon-nanotube computer
New manufacturing techniques could lead to fast and energy-efficient commercial nanotube devices
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Scanning tunnelling microscopy and infrared spectroscopy join forces
New technique could boost our understanding of surfaces
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Diatoms bring the quantum effect to life
Alga exoskeleton used as a diffraction grating
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Chlorine has graphene covered
p-doped material could be suitable for integrated circuits on a chip and RF transistors
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Highly sensitive skin-like sensor lights up at touch
Nanowire LED array works thanks to "piezophototronic effect"
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Tractor beam produced with unstructured light
Researchers pull objects with light at the interface between two fluids
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Nanodiamond thermometer takes temperature of biological cells
New device has millikelvin sensitivity
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