Neutrons for the future at the Institut Laue-Langevin
Andrew Harrison talks about how the Grenoble lab hopes to maintain its world-class position
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Cells dine on nanotubes with dire results
Tiny tips could hold the key to toxic effects
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Graphene bubbles could make better lenses
Devices could mimic the human eye
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‘Tug-of-war’ prompts chemical reaction
No-go reaction is driven by mechanical force
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Graphene tunes in to terahertz radiation
Applications could include medical imaging and security screening
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Graphene could make ‘perfect’ solar cells
Metallic nanostructures boost light absorption
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Manipulating the middle ground
Nanostructures shine a new light on the optics of reflection and refraction
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Zigzag nanowire regulates Brownian motion
Magnetic trap could help scientists perform microfluidic experiments
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Electron bunches keep their shape
Cold-electron source could be used for diffraction imaging
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Hi-tech tattoos monitor brain waves
Ultrathin electronics could help those with spinal-cord damage
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