Redefining the ampere with the help of graphene?
New carbon-based single-electron pump could help redefine the standard unit of current
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Hofstadter’s butterfly spotted in graphene
Moiré superlattices create stunning quantum effect
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How nanocrystals squeeze through nanotubes
Crystals reform at atomic scale to pass through narrow passages within nanotubes
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Signs of Anderson localization spotted in 3D optical material
Light-scattering nanowires could boost LEDs and solar cells
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Nanowire transistor array as touch-sensitive as human skin
Sensors could be used in robotics and for touch-sensitive electronics
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Spin waves carry energy from cold to hot
Curious effect could be put to use in "spin caloritronics"
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First light from molybdenite transistors
Atom-thick materials could find use in optoelectronics
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Comparative current measurement more accurate than ever before
New design uses less liquid helium
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Topological insulator created for light
Surface propagation undeterred by defects
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Quantum refrigerator is efficient and reusable
Tunnelling electrons chill large objects to below 300 mK
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