Nanotubes wreak havoc with heat
Electrons flowing in 1D structures dissipate energy in strange ways
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Quantum dots boost solar cell efficiencies
Hybrid devices could lower cost of solar power
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Saw-toothed sapphire helps build polymer arrays
Self assembly produces ultra-dense arrays of nanoscale elements over large areas
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Nanoelectronics made easy
New technique makes transistors that approach the atomic scale
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Type-1.5 superconductor shows its stripes
Could strange vortex patterns reveal two superfluids?
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Polarized electrons pumped at GHz frequencies
Magnetic field boosts electron-pump precision
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Journeys to greatness
To practising physicists, the great equations of physics might seem obvious, logical and trivial. But to their discoverers, Robert P Crease argues, that was far from true
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Graphane makes its debut
Graphene's insulator cousin could store hydrogen fuel
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Plot thickens for iron-arsenide superconductors
Physicists question 2D nature of high-temperature superconductivity
Iron-based superconductors really are different
Energy gap measurements suggest a new mechanism for superconductivity
