Carbon goes ballistic
Ultrathin graphene layers display their electronic potential
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Nanodevices target viruses
Physicists explore new methods for virus detection
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Nanotubes shape up for spintronics
Researchers have shown that vanadium oxide nanotubes are magnetic at room temperature
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Nanotubes feel the force
New device exploits both the mechanical and electronic properties of carbon nanotubes
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Tiny writing heats up
Physicists develop improved dip-pen nanolithography method for nanometre-scale patterning
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Nanoparticles target tumours
Tiny particles of gold help X-rays to kill cancerous cells
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The future of nanotechnology
The physics of the very small
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Nanotechnology: separating fact, fiction, hype and hope
The debate continues
UK study calls for extra safety measures for nanotechnology
Additional safety testing for nanoparticles and nanotubes is needed
STM turns atoms into ions
Scanning tunnelling microscope adds and removes single electrons from individual gold adatoms
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