Quantum change for nanotubes
Turning metals into semiconductors and vice versa
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Quantum well energizes nanocrystals
Scientists have transferred energy to nanocrystals from quantum wells without electrical contacts
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New look for molecular photodiodes
Novel device switches photocurrent direction depending on wavelength of light
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Nanobulbs make their debut
Chinese physicists have used carbon nanotubes as the filament in a light bulb
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Single-electron transistor goes mechanical
A tiny vibrating arm could have applications in electronics and fundamental physics
Nanotubes switch back and forth
Magnetic fields can switch nanotubes between metallic and semiconducting states
Viruses go from strength to strength
New results on bacteriophages could have applications in nanotechnology
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Nanotube transistors speed up
Electronic devices based on carbon nanotubes have moved a step closer
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Carbon-50 makes its debut
Chinese researchers make the "little sister" of carbon-60
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Nanomechanics weighs in
The most accurate mass measurements ever
