New form of carbon created
Researchers claim multilayer epitaxial graphene could be used for application in carbon electronics
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DNA twists and bends on demand
Building block of life can be transformed into curved shapes for building nanoscale devices
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Nanoscale light source can change its colour
Tiny 'free electron laser' could be used in displays
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‘Nanopillars’ make good photovoltaics
Devices built on low-cost, flexible substrates show promising light-conversion efficiencies
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DNA sorts carbon nanotubes
Liquid chromatography used to separate metal tubes from semiconductors
T-shaped probe exposes protein elasticity
New microscope technique identifies flexible regions of proteins
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Diamond targets biological threats
Tiny detectors could warn of hazardous conditions
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Double helix is an ‘electric slide’ for proteins
Simulation suggests how molecules read the blueprint for life
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Tuning the gap in graphene
Results confirm wonder material's potential for future nano-electronics and photonics
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The power of robotics
Robotics competitions supply a vital missing link in science and engineering education, says Robert P Crease
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