Single molecules pass doping test
A scanning tunnelling microscope has been used to dope single molecules with potassium atoms
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Electromagnets double up
New approach can combine electric and magnetic materials
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Fermionic condensate makes its debut
US physicists have made atoms behave like the electrons in a superconductor
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Indium nitride springs a surprise
Absence of Schottky barrier could benefit applications
Data storage made easy
Memories could soon be made of plastic
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New conductor stands the heat
Scientists have made an alloy that does not expand or contract when heated
Nanowires line up for plastic electronics
Researchers have made cost-effective high-performance thin-film transistors using nanowires and nanoribbons
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Nanotubes boost ceramic performance
Ceramic insulators become conducting when carbon nanotubes are added
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Zealots put the spin into voting
Research into magnetic spins could provide insights into the way people vote in general elections
A new way to flip bits
Electric fields could be used to improve magnetic memories
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