Ultrathin transistor can be turned on with a tiny voltage
New tunnelling device gets around fundamental limit on performance
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Superconductor induces magnetism in non-magnetic gold
Surprising effect could be a boon to superconducting spintronics
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Ferroelectricity discovered on the nanoscale
Surprise result could lead to new electronic materials
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Ultrafast detector spies on multiple electrons in quantum dots
New device could lead to more efficient solar cells
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Why information grows
César Hidalgo explains why information can help us to understand economics
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Kirigami solar cells follow the Sun
Simple new design cheaply increases solar-cell efficiency
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Levitating diamonds could improve motion sensors
Hybrid quantum system combines light, motion and spin
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Physicists claim ‘loophole-free’ Bell-violation experiment
Photons and diamonds used to simultaneously close detection and locality loopholes for the first time
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‘Decorated’ graphene is a superconductor
Depositing lithium on 2D material generates Cooper pairs
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World’s thinnest diffraction gratings made from graphene
Ultrathin nano-gratings produce high-contrast interference patterns of massive molecules
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