Nanotechnology explores the work carried out at the Department of Energy's Nanoscale Science Research Centers
Read article: Focus on U.S. Department of Energy’s Nanoscale Science Research Centers
New technique could lead to a better way to make nanodiamonds
Read article: ‘Diamond rain’ on Uranus and Neptune is simulated by firing a laser at plastic
Nanoparticles follow spiral trajectories in microfluidic system
Read article: Twisted light separates nanoparticles by size in real time
Photoluminescent nanodiamonds created using a carefully controlled explosion could probe the minute temperature differences found inside living cells
Read article: Detonation nanodiamonds could deliver nanoscale thermometry inside cells
New material could be used to make controllable robotic droplets and lab-on-a-chip devices for diagnosis and analysis
Read article: Light restores charge to slippery surfaces
New materials are more suitable for in applications like wearable devices, smart textiles and functional coatings
Read article: Colourful nanotubes become flame-resistant
Materials that switch from one phase to another when illuminated by light with different polarizations could enable parallel data storage, communications and computing
Read article: Polarization switch makes ultrafast photonic computer
Unusual state allows microscopic objects to spin on a crystalline surface with minimal torque
Read article: Low-friction state makes moving micro-objects easier
Technique probes dopamine concentrations at the subcellular level
Read article: New nanosensor targets dopamine
Structures may host Majorana zero modes, the core ingredient of topological qubits
Read article: Ultrathin nanowires could be a boon for error-resistant quantum computing
