Physics World 2014 Focus on Nanotechnology is out now
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Nanoscience debate rages on: stripy nanoparticles
Jon Cartwright looks at the debate surrounding "stripy nanoparticles"
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Physicists lock in on proton’s magnetic moment
New result 760 times more precise than previous measurement
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Phosphorene sees the light
Phosphorus allotrope is the new 2D material of choice
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105-bit optical memory built on a chip
Nanophotonic device could be used for optical logic operations of the future
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Tiny gold bars focus light into graphene
Creation and control of surface plasmon polaritons could boost opto-electronics
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Hybrid technology developed for 2D electronics
Different materials integrated into a single electronic device
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Mildred Dresselhaus: the queen of carbon
Dresselhaus speaks candidly about her stellar career in research and education
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Laser mimics biological neurons using light
Micropillars are the latest bright idea for artificial brains
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Tiny pretty things
A beautiful introduction to the glories of the nanoworld, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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