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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Data storage enters the ‘fifth dimension’
Optical data storage over one terabit per cubic centimetre possible, say researchers
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Nano-lamp illuminates quantum-classical boundary
Filament is just 100 atoms wide
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Large graphene samples could boost carbon electronics
New growth technique uses copper
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Nano-box breaks size records
DNA origami makes smallest box – and largest self-assembled structure
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Kondo effect spotted in tiny magnetic wires
Magnetism disappears in atomic-scale contacts
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Rolled-up metamaterial could act as hyperlens
Swiss-roll-like structure could boost resolution of optical microscopes
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