Bacterial nanowires conduct like metals
Micro-organisms could be used to make electronic devices
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Introducing the ‘antimagnet’
New cloak could make magnets vanish
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Spinons take the heat
Spin-charge separation seen in bulk at last
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Carbon nanotubes could store solar energy
New material on par with lithium-ion batteries
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Inkjet printing produces high-performance transistors
New technique combines two types of ink
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Nanowire laser could boost data storage
Tiny devices could probe biological cells
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Nanomagnet memories approach low-power limit
Ultralow power devices could revolutionize electronics
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Testing nuclear materials on the nanoscale
Results could help in the design of new materials for nuclear applications
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Nanoparticles play at being red blood cells
Stealth particles deliver anti-cancer drugs
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Polariton coupling becomes stronger
New result might benefit photonic circuits that exploit light
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