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
Physicists move closer to the quantum limit
A tiny mechanical arm has been made to vibrate at just above the limits of the uncertainty principle
Nano-foam makes magnetic debut
New form of carbon has the lowest density ever measured in a solid
Carbon nanotubes go magnetic
Proximity effect could lead to applications
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Zinc-oxide nanorings circle new applications
Physicists have made novel single-crystal nanoring structures
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Mass detection enters attogram regime
Nanoelectromechanical device breaks sensitivity record
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