DNA robots move with purpose
Manmade walkers and spiders follow the rules
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‘Few-layer’ graphene keeps its cool
Carbon multi-layers could chill chips
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Nanotube ‘fuzz’ boosts optical performance
Carbon and gold join forces in photonic metamaterial
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Scanning probe makes ‘nano Matterhorn’
New lithography technique could lead to smaller circuits
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Single atoms go transparent
EIT seen in single atoms, real and artificial
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BEC coupled to mechanical oscillator
Ultracold gas offers new way of probing tiny vibrations
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Carbon sheets offer cool solution for computers
Graphene could conduct waste heat from computer chips more than twice as fast as copper
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Iconic Japanese antenna shrunk to the nano-scale
Yagi-Uda antenna adapted for nanotechnology
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New twist to electron beams
Spiral wavefronts could improve electron microscopes
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Graphene photodetector is a first
IBM team makes ultrafast device from 'wonder material'
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