Beetle beauty captured in silicon
Iridescent material could be used to create smart windows
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‘Super-twisted’ light swirls into view
Highly polarized light could be used to study biological molecules
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Honeycomb windows that could harvest the Sun
Polymers and fullerenes combine to generate photocurrents
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Nanoribbons make good memories
New graphene memory cell could help preserve Moore's law
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Graphene single-transistor amplifier is a first
New single-transistor device rivals conventional semiconductor amplifiers
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Organic solar cells receive a boost
Electron–hole ‘excitons’ travel farther than before through organic semiconductors
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Phonons tunnel across the vacuum
Heat jumps a nanometre-sized vacuum gap
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Researchers crack the nanocrystal challenge
New technique could help solve a long-standing problem in the semiconductor industry
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Electrostatic trap catches tiny particles
Researchers unveil rival to optical tweezers
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Graphene shines a light on surface-enhanced spectroscopy
New Raman scattering model could lead to better photodetectors and sensors
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