Read article: Silk hard drive stores optical data
Silk hard drive stores optical data
Device manufactured using near-field nanolithography is the first functional hard drive made from silk proteins
Read article: Silk hard drive stores optical data
Read article: Moth-eye nanostructures make good anti-icing coatings
Moth-eye nanostructures make good anti-icing coatings
New bioinspired material could protect surfaces such as aircraft wings and wind turbines
Read article: How to avoid coffee rings when printing graphene devices
How to avoid coffee rings when printing graphene devices
New type of ink deposits nanocrystals evenly on surfaces
Read article: The funny and sinister sides of machine learning, how to make nanoparticles by the tonne
The funny and sinister sides of machine learning, how to make nanoparticles by the tonne
An artificial-intelligence blogger and a nanotech entrepreneur are our guests this week
Read article: ‘Cartwheeling’ light reveals new type of polarized light-matter interaction
‘Cartwheeling’ light reveals new type of polarized light-matter interaction
Unusual properties of so-called "trochoidal" light waves could lead to new spectroscopic tools
Read article: Superhydrophobic surfaces toughen up
Superhydrophobic surfaces toughen up
Micron-sized "armour" protects the materials from damage
Read article: Quantum dots help preserve historic limestone monuments
Quantum dots help preserve historic limestone monuments
Stonework reinforcement can be monitored using fluorescence
Read article: Cellular nanosponges could neutralize SARS-CoV-2
Cellular nanosponges could neutralize SARS-CoV-2
Newly developed cellular nanosponges reduce the infectivity of SARS-CoV-2 by binding to its receptors before the virus can attack human cells
Read article: Diamond nanothreads could beat batteries for energy storage, theoretical study suggests
Diamond nanothreads could beat batteries for energy storage, theoretical study suggests
Tiny bundles could also be used as artificial muscles
Read article: Light-emitting nanosensors track chemical signals in plants
Light-emitting nanosensors track chemical signals in plants
“Nanobionics” could provide important insights into how plants respond to disease
