Exploring a materials research hub in the heart of Spain
Nanotechnology innovations at the Materials Science Institute of Madrid
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Carbon nanotubes forecast when vegetables spoil and buds bloom
Sensor detects the ethylene emissions of plants at concentrations as low as 15 parts per billion, helping dealers predict when flowers will bloom and fruit and veg ripen
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Secrets of nanospiral formation revealed by machine learning
Insights into crystal growth could lead to new optical metamaterials
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Glass sphere is cooled to its motional quantum ground state
Quantum gravity and quantum fundamentals could be probed using new technique
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Colloidal quantum dot photodetectors see further in the infrared
Devices based on lead sulphide work in the mid- to long-wave IR range
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How to measure a single quantum spin in a rapidly rotating diamond
Lasers and microwaves used to study crystal spinning at 200,000 rpm
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Fungal ‘shrapnel’ bursts into the atmosphere
Airborne fragments of fungal cells just 30 nm across have been found at concentrations far higher than expected
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Artificial intelligence reveals how light flows around nanoparticles
New technique could be used to design a wide range of optical devices
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Photon frequency doubler is controlled by light
New technique could lead to all-optical computers
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Nanomaterial-coated fabric destroys chemical warfare agents
Composite metal-organic frameworks might be used in protective suits and face masks for soldiers
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