Nanomachines could benefit from superlubricity
Ultra-low friction seen on the microscale
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Electrons tunnel nicely through boron nitride
Material could find use in tunnel devices and ultrafast transistors
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‘Nanorefrigerator’ is cooled using sunlight
Quantum dots get electrons hopping
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Electron tomography peers into the nanoworld
Nanoparticles imaged in 3D with atomic resolution for the first time
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Robot jellyfish fuelled by hydrogen
Swimmer has artificial muscles based on carbon nanotubes
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Laser writer makes graphene supercapacitors
Devices could power flexible and portable electronics
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‘Designer’ graphene makes its debut
Artificial form of 2D material sheds light on Dirac fermions
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Graphene simulated using ultracold atoms
Creation of Dirac points is a first
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Graphene in new ‘battery’ breakthrough?
Cell harvests thermal energy from its surroundings
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Could graphynes be better than graphene?
2D carbon-based materials could have exotic electronic properties
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