Ultra-flat graphene goes wrinkle free
Proton-assisted growth smooths out the carbon sheet
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Accelerator-on-a-chip created by inverse-design algorithm
Device gives electrons kilovolt boost over just 30 microns
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Multi-modal nanoprobes reveal hidden magnetism
An approach usually employed in astrophysics has been scaled down to the quantum realm
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Diamond defect takes 3D image of 27-atom cluster
NMR technique could be extended to study large molecules and nanostructures
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DNA building blocks self-assemble in response to environment
Technique could create synthetic biology systems that perform logical functions
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Diamond sensors probe matter at high pressures
Nitrogen-vacancy defects make powerful new tools for studying the magnetic and structural properties of extremely compressed materials
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Stimulated emission detection images single nanocrystals at high speed
New ultrafast technique is the first to do away with fluorescent emitters
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Nanowire circuits allow for transparent and flexible LED screens
A simple technique for depositing networks of silver nanowires onto clear, flexible substrates could bring about advanced new applications for LED displays
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Catalytic technique ‘upcycles’ single-use plastic
New method could turn waste products into oils, lubricants and waxes found in everyday detergents and cosmetics
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Electrons passing over nanophotonic materials could create synchrotron-like light
Vacuum fluctuations cause free electrons to emit high-frequency light, calculations suggest
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