Nanotubes reach flash point
An accident in the lab reveals more surprising properties of carbon nanotubes
Thermal emission goes coherent
Nanoscale gratings enable thermal sources to emit coherent infrared light
Holograms help build 3D nanostructures
One-laser technique could pave the way for all-optical circuits
Nanotubes feel the heat
Carbon nanotubes make versatile nano-sized thermometers
Materials win medals
The Franklin Institute awards its 2002 prizes
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Shrinking electronics charges ahead
Single-molecule transistors and nanowire circuits make their debut
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Nanotubes win Euro prize
Recognition for ten years of progress towards nano-electronics
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First nanotube circuits get logical
Digital logic gates made from carbon nanotubes bring nano-electronics a step closer
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New nano-technique hits the bull’s-eye
A model bull just micrometres long shows the potential of a new micro-fabrication technique
Read article: New nano-technique hits the bull’s-eye
Single electrons flick the switch
A buckled carbon nanotube can act as a single-electron transistor
