Read article: Graphene filters go large
Graphene filters go large
Perforated membranes made from the carbon sheet might be used to filter drinking water
Read article: Graphene filters go large
Read article: Surface plasmons reveal their secrets
Surface plasmons reveal their secrets
New results help explain earlier contradictions
Read article: Kerker scattering locates particles with subatomic precision
Kerker scattering locates particles with subatomic precision
All-optical technique could benefit nanometrology, medical and biophysics applications as well as help stabilize positioning systems in microscopes
Read article: New type of noise found lurking in nanoscale devices
New type of noise found lurking in nanoscale devices
“Delta-T noise” could help measure the temperature of tiny objects
Read article: Cobalt offers rare-earth alternative
Cobalt offers rare-earth alternative
Scientists seek to reproduce structure of rare-earth magnets using nanorods
Read article: Nanodiamonds shine brighter
Nanodiamonds shine brighter
Researchers have succeeded in suppressing unwanted phonon sideband emissions and enhancing zero phonon line intensity using photonic crystals containing these materials
Read article: Dispersible nano-electrode sensors could detect early-stage cancer
Dispersible nano-electrode sensors could detect early-stage cancer
New devices directly detect microRNA in unprocessed blood samples at extremely low concentrations and over a broad range
Read article: Modular system builds effective vaccines
Modular system builds effective vaccines
A novel virus-like particle provides a promising new tool for developing vaccines
Read article: Designing space for scientific innovation
Designing space for scientific innovation
Architectural lab design can play a key role in pushing the frontiers of scientific knowledge
Read article: Nanoparticles set spinning record
Nanoparticles set spinning record
Two independent research teams have made nanoparticles rotate at more than a billion times a second
