Electronic devices based on single molecules
Researchers measure the conductance of a single hydrogen molecule
Molecules power nanoscale computers
Scientists have made tiny mechanical logic circuits from cascading molecules
Atom lithography sees the light
A new technique for making integrated circuits draws on the principles of magnetic resonance imaging
EPS announces prize winners
The achievements of 17 physicists have been recognized by prizes from the EPS
Electrons probe single atoms
A breakthrough in electron microscopy could boost the semiconductor industry
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Silicon atoms play a bit part
Physicists create a memory based on the presence or absence of a silicon atom
Magnets open the gate to nanoscale logic
Physicists create the first metallic NOT gate to work at room temperature
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Tiny transistors nudge the nanoscale
The first transistor made from a single atom could lead to practical nanoelectronics
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“Nanotorus” nets giant magnetic moment
Ring-shaped nanotubes could be the latest nanostructures to have unusual properties
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Molecular machines get light battery
Light extracts mechanical work from a single molecule for the first time
