Graphene coating boosts battery performance
Carbon layers allows silicon nanoparticles to expand and contract without damage
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Spectrometer made from quantum dots is compact and low cost
Devices could someday be used in household appliances
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Thin semiconductors go through the Mott transition
Research could help build photonic devices from novel 2D transition metals
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Kirigami patterns make composite materials more stretchy, while staying strong
Method could be used to make flexible electronics and optoelectronic devices
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How to make a better quantum thermometer
Physicists develop theoretical framework for measuring heat in tiny objects
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Table-top spectroscopy technique tracks phonons
Ultrafast optical measurements could lead to cooler computer chips
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Ultracold ions put friction to the test
Experiment shows how "stick–slip" processes can be finely tuned
Single-molecule diode has record-breaking current
Highest rectification ratio ever measured for such a device
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Tiny probe reveals electrical conductance of individual atoms
Measurements could boost our understanding of superconductivity
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Infrared detector to free up Internet of tomorrow
Silicon-based device would boost optical bandwidth
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