Nanothermometers feel the heat
Nanotubes can now be used to measure temperature in non-vacuum conditions
Nanowires line up for plastic electronics
Researchers have made cost-effective high-performance thin-film transistors using nanowires and nanoribbons
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Nanotubes boost ceramic performance
Ceramic insulators become conducting when carbon nanotubes are added
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Microscope sketches quantum circuits
Erasable lithography will make life easier for semiconductor physicists
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Organic devices get back on track
After the embarrassment of the Schön affair, research into organic semiconductor devices is moving forward again
Nanoactuator gets in a spin
Researchers make the first real actuator from carbon nanotubes
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Nanoparticles reinforce steel
Japanese researchers have discovered a new way to make stronger steel
Nanotubes make miniature gas sensors
US researchers have built a low-cost sensor with carbon nanotubes
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New look for nanowire devices
Researchers in Germany have made a mechanically robust nanowire transistor
Nanotubes go their separate ways
German researchers have developed a way to separate metallic and semiconducting single-walled carbon nanotubes
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