New maze-like beamsplitter is world’s smallest
Device could be used for 'light-speed' photonic computing
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Read article: New maze-like beamsplitter is world’s smallest
Nanomachine pumps molecules ‘uphill’
New molecular machine is inspired by those found in nature
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Fermionic microscope sees first light
How to clearly image 1000 individual ultracold atoms in a cloud
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Turning plants into technology with nanomaterials
Nanomaterials are being used to give plants novel and augmented functions, with potential applications ranging from self-healing materials to living electronics
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Silicon ‘nanoneedles’ deliver nanodots and nucleic acids
Biocompatible structures could help reconstruct damaged tissue and nerves
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Tunable plasmon laser could sniff out cancer
Liquid gain material could turn tiny lasers into chemical and biological sensors
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Carbon nanotubes bring aircraft manufacturing out of the oven
Technique efficiently cures large industrial parts made of polymeric materials
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Physicists generate electrical currents from noise
Quantum dots put voltage fluctuations to work
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Crystal-handedness revealed by twisted electron beams
New electron-microscopy technique could measure chirality of single molecules
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Graphene sandwich squares away ice
New research reveals a previously unknown phase of ice
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