Molecular junctions make a switch
Study sheds light on tunnelling
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Double graphene coat is slippery stuff
Two layers of carbon atoms could reduce wear and tear in tiny machines
Nanotubes wreak havoc with heat
Electrons flowing in 1D structures dissipate energy in strange ways
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Quantum dots boost solar cell efficiencies
Hybrid devices could lower cost of solar power
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Microscope sees the Fermi surface
Scanning-tunnelling technique adapted to map bulk electrons
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Nanoscale friction: thinking big helps
Size may not matter when it comes to friction
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Saw-toothed sapphire helps build polymer arrays
Self assembly produces ultra-dense arrays of nanoscale elements over large areas
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Nanoelectronics made easy
New technique makes transistors that approach the atomic scale
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Detecting colour on the nanoscale
Nanotube-based devices mimic human vision
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Harder than diamond?
Two minerals could be more dent-resistant than diamond
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