Tiny sensor measures mass and temperature
Device could detect single viruses and be used for environmental monitoring
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Nanotube yarn flexes its muscles
Heat-sensitive fibres could lead to intelligent textiles
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Vibrating molecule drives a motor
"Stochastic resonance" could power tiny machines
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Nanocrystals produce hydrogen using sunlight
New artificial photosynthesis process is very stable
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Nanotechnology: the view from the community
Researchers share their thoughts on the significance of nanotechnology and its possible applications
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The world’s quietest building – a video tour
Physics World visits the Centre for Nanoscience and Quantum Information in Bristol
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Starting from scratch
Mehdi Yazdanpanah describes how he turned $500 and one great idea from his PhD research into a successful small business
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Improved diamond-anvil cell allows higher pressures than ever before
Scientists generate 640 GPa and push towards pressures at the core of gas giants
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Nanolayers make a coating of many colours
Semiconductor film changes hue with thickness
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Negative friction surprises researchers
Force increases with decreasing load
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