New technique could help optimize the performance of nanomaterials for industrial, cosmetics and pharmaceutical applications
Read article: Physicists track the mass and temperature of a levitated nanoparticle
Semiconducting nanostructures behave like metals when placed in quasi-two-dimensional superlattices
Read article: Lined-up quantum dots become highly conductive
"Collectively induced transparency" in an optical cavity has applications in quantum optical technologies
Read article: Transparency window appears in an ensemble of ions
Optical nanostructure in the antennae, cuticle, tail, and jaw of Pacific cleaner shrimp explains the animal’s striking pigmentation
Read article: Mystery of bright-white shrimp solved
Bowtie-shaped nanostructured microparticles that interact with twisted light could find use in applications such as LiDAR, medicine and machine vision
Read article: Twisted bowties created with continuous chirality
Sensing device could be used to detect a variety of chemical tracers, including those produced by patients with conditions such as asthma and kidney disease
Read article: Microbial nanowires create ‘electronic nose’ for health monitoring
A nanomaterial reflector overlies the eye pigments in certain larval crustaceans, allowing the creatures to appear completely transparent
Read article: Photonic nanospheres help baby shellfish hide from predators
Size reduction can turn on unexpected properties in oxide materials
Read article: Thinner antiferroelectrics become ferroelectric
Transparent and flexible silver mesh efficiently shields electromagnetic interference while allowing infrared wireless signals to pass through
Read article: Blocking electromagnetic interference opens channels for optical communications
An antimicrobial suture containing iodine carbon nanoparticles can be imaged in the body using CT scanning, enabling wound monitoring after surgery while preventing infection
Read article: Smart stitches could prevent infections at surgical sites
