“ViriChip” shows up viruses
Scientists have made a device that detects viruses when used with an atomic force microscope
DNA self-assembles nanotube transistor
Researchers harness the properties of DNA to make electronic devices
Read article: Nanowires drop out of fluid research
Nanowires drop out of fluid research
Researchers make breakthrough discovery in the behaviour of bubbles and droplets
Read article: Nanotubes join the army
Nanotubes join the army
Carbon-based devices can be used to detect deadly gases
Nanothermometers feel the heat
Nanotubes can now be used to measure temperature in non-vacuum conditions
Read article: Nanowires line up for plastic electronics
Nanowires line up for plastic electronics
Researchers have made cost-effective high-performance thin-film transistors using nanowires and nanoribbons
Read article: Nanotubes boost ceramic performance
Nanotubes boost ceramic performance
Ceramic insulators become conducting when carbon nanotubes are added
Read article: Microscope sketches quantum circuits
Microscope sketches quantum circuits
Erasable lithography will make life easier for semiconductor physicists
Organic devices get back on track
After the embarrassment of the Schön affair, research into organic semiconductor devices is moving forward again
Read article: Nanoactuator gets in a spin
Nanoactuator gets in a spin
Researchers make the first real actuator from carbon nanotubes
