Carbon nanotubes light up on photonic chips
Nanotube-integrated waveguide could easily be adapted into optical circuits of the future
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Our favourite pictures of 2015
From bursting balloons and fossils under a laser to visions of Pluto and gravitationally lensed supernovae
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Physics in the family
Autobiographies of Nobel-prize-winning crystallographer William Lawrence Bragg, his wife and daughter reveal a family life full of science and love, writes Mark Spackman
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Quantum-dot films convert infrared photons into visible light
New material could lead to better solar cells and cameras
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Quantum fingerprint is impossible to replicate
Manufacturing shortcoming is turned into a security opportunity
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Graphene paper goes for a stroll
Origami-inspired structures 'self-fold' in response to heat or light
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Fifty shades of black
Jon Cartwright reports on the rival groups creating the darkest substances yet
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National Graphene Institute – a video tour
Architect Tony Ling outlines the main design features of this new centre for investigating graphene and its applications
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Shedding more light on graphene moiré plasmons
New work could help in the development of advanced plasmonic circuits for novel optical and optoelectronic devices with tunable properties
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Chirality affects current flow in graphene transistors
Novel findings could lead to new field of 'chiraltronics'
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