Read article: Spins take their time to relax
Spins take their time to relax
Organic nanowire "spin valves" could be ideal for use in spintronic devices
Read article: Spins take their time to relax
Read article: Double-negative metamaterial edges towards the visible
Double-negative metamaterial edges towards the visible
Fishnet structure gives negative permeability
Read article: When graphene meets negative refraction
When graphene meets negative refraction
Researchers think that graphene could be used to make a tiny electron lens
Read article: Computer chips cut energy consumption
Computer chips cut energy consumption
Manufacturers announce breakthrough dielectric
Read article: Giant-magnetoresistance pioneers win Wolf prize
Giant-magnetoresistance pioneers win Wolf prize
Award recognizes discovery that led to spintronics
Read article: Sound breaks the light barrier
Sound breaks the light barrier
"Superluminal" sound emerges from split-path waveguide
The quantum nose
Electron tunnelling could play an important role in how we smell
Read article: Graphene makes its mark on spin
Graphene makes its mark on spin
Physicists think that layers of graphite could be used in spin-based electronics
Read article: A Casimir force for good in MEMS design
A Casimir force for good in MEMS design
Physicists take an important step towards taming the Casimir force
Read article: Spin Hall effect detected at room temperature
Spin Hall effect detected at room temperature
Phenomenon could be exploited in spintronic devices
