Spiders’ super-strong silk relies on its crystals
Findings could lead to arachnid-inspired materials
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Enter the ‘thermopower wave’
New way of generating electricity could lead to batteries to power nanotechnology
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Electrical signals transmitted via spin waves
Insulator-based 'spin wiring' could boost spintronics
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Avalanche photodetector breaks speed record
New design could lead to optical computers
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Junctionless transistor makes its debut
First proposed in 1925, device could revolutionize electronics
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Hail the first sound ‘lasers’
Sound amplification by stimulated emission achieved by two groups
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Crystal control moves towards 3D displays
Doping nanocrystals changes the colours they emit
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Fractal patterns spotted in the quantum realm
Electrons interfere to create fractal patterns in ferromagnet
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Physicists watch entropy in action
Cluster formation ruled by rotational and vibrational symmetry
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Graphene transistor breaks new record
New device fastest in the world at 100 GHz
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