Read article: Dots deliver full-colour display
Dots deliver full-colour display
Quantum dots could make colourful displays with unprecedented resolution
Read article: Dots deliver full-colour display
Read article: Uncertainty hits SESAME project
Uncertainty hits SESAME project
Middle East unrest puts funding in "jeopardy"
Read article: New nanostructure combines memory and logic elements
New nanostructure combines memory and logic elements
Magnetic semiconductor could lead to new processing paradigm
Read article: Molybdenite transistor is a first
Molybdenite transistor is a first
Could 2D material rival graphene in future electronics?
Read article: Pure spin current created in graphene
Pure spin current created in graphene
Research bodes well for carbon-based spintronics
Read article: Strain and spin could drive ultralow energy computers
Strain and spin could drive ultralow energy computers
Nanomagnet circuits could be used in implantable medical devices
Read article: Nanoparticles boost thermoelectric efficiency
Nanoparticles boost thermoelectric efficiency
New nanocomposite material could recover energy from car exhausts
Read article: Quantum communications boosted by solid memory devices
Quantum communications boosted by solid memory devices
Researchers demonstrate the basics of quantum memories
Read article: Watching atoms at graphene’s edge
Watching atoms at graphene’s edge
New spectroscopy technique could lead to better nanoelectronics
Read article: Funding the frontiers of materials science
Funding the frontiers of materials science
When he takes up his new post at the NSF in January, Ian Robertson will be better placed than most to shape the future of materials research
