A novel approach to produce embedded plasmonic nanoparticles in a semiconducting layer could improve the efficiency of solid-state lighting
Read article: Plasmonic nanoparticles boost light emission
New sintering technique offers a simpler way to produce large-area detectors that perform comparably to state-of-the-art cadmium telluride devices
Read article: Perovskites promise cheaper X-ray detectors
Device can detect light from infrared to ultraviolet
Read article: Camera combines graphene and quantum dots
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
Read article: Flash Physics: Flytrap robot catches prey, doughnut-shaped ‘planets’, EU dishes out £55m for UK physics
Sensors made from carbon nanotubes could offer a superior alternative to current activity tracking technology
Read article: Nanotube sensors promise smarter performance tracking
Manufacturing highly complex, nanoscale electronics is one thing, but how can we then image them to check what we’ve made?
Read article: Researchers see inside integrated circuits at high resolution
Rydberg-atom based system could be used in quantum computers
Read article: New optical device absorbs just one photon
Nicola Bowler on how physicists can help to diagnose problems in aircraft materials
Read article: How do we keep aeroplanes healthy?
