Read article: Nanowire research grows up
Nanowire research grows up
Adam Micolich talks to Physics World about nanowires as the main challenges move from material discovery to applications
Read article: Nanowire research grows up
Read article: Bacterial DNA sequencing could help design ‘friendlier’ nanoparticles
Bacterial DNA sequencing could help design ‘friendlier’ nanoparticles
Metagenomic analyses of large groups of microorganisms shed more light on how bacteria and other microbes behave when exposed to nanomaterials
Read article: High-temperature superconductivity gets agile
High-temperature superconductivity gets agile
The devices, which are based on ferromagnetic helical nanostructures integrated with silver nanoantennas that produce mechanical force in response to light, could find use in applications such as lab-...
Read article: Nanotechnology takes on microbial drug resistance
Nanotechnology takes on microbial drug resistance
As bacteria evolve to fend off traditional antibiotics, nanomaterials may play a key role in tackling infectious disease
Read article: Carbon-nanotube yarn converts motion into electricity
Carbon-nanotube yarn converts motion into electricity
"Twistrons" might power remote sensors and tap small amounts of wave energy
Read article: New technique creates long carbon nanotubes out of thin air
New technique creates long carbon nanotubes out of thin air
To avoid the worst effects of global warming demands an effective and economically feasible way to decrease the concentration of atmospheric CO2. Researchers in the US have developed a way to remove t...
Read article: Graphene bubbles measure shear forces
Graphene bubbles measure shear forces
Flash Physics: need-to-know updates from the world of physics
Read article: Formation of other-worldly ‘hot ice’ observed for first time
Formation of other-worldly ‘hot ice’ observed for first time
Flash Physics: need-to-know updates from the world of physics
Read article: Longest synchrotron experiment hits 1000 days at Diamond
Longest synchrotron experiment hits 1000 days at Diamond
The research looks at cement used for nuclear-waste storage
Read article: Simple heating process generates metallic nanowires
Simple heating process generates metallic nanowires
Heat-induced semiconducting-to-metallic transition could help towards tunable devices
