Nitrogen-vacancy defects make powerful new tools for studying the magnetic and structural properties of extremely compressed materials
Read article: Diamond sensors probe matter at high pressures
New ultrafast technique is the first to do away with fluorescent emitters
Read article: Stimulated emission detection images single nanocrystals at high speed
A simple technique for depositing networks of silver nanowires onto clear, flexible substrates could bring about advanced new applications for LED displays
Read article: Nanowire circuits allow for transparent and flexible LED screens
New method could turn waste products into oils, lubricants and waxes found in everyday detergents and cosmetics
Read article: Catalytic technique ‘upcycles’ single-use plastic
Vacuum fluctuations cause free electrons to emit high-frequency light, calculations suggest
Read article: Electrons passing over nanophotonic materials could create synchrotron-like light
Irradiating gadolinium-loaded nanoparticles with monochromatic X-rays could provide a new type of radiation therapy
Read article: Gd-loaded nanoparticles plus monochromatic X-rays can destroy tumours
New measurements on the liquid film that forms during ice gliding reveal unexpected properties
Read article: Ice-water interface goes viscous
Accidental discovery made while studying plutonium oxide nanoparticles
Read article: Surprisingly stable plutonium compound could affect nuclear waste storage
Bismuth gadolinium oxide nanoparticles could act as a theranostic agent to enhance radiotherapy and increase image contrast
Read article: Multifunctional nanoparticles show promise for cancer therapy and imaging
New device is better than traditional microelectrode and fluorescence-based approaches
Read article: Plasmonic nanoprobe optically monitors neural activity
