Read article: Carbon nanotubes, but without the ‘nano’
Carbon nanotubes, but without the ‘nano’
New structures are 30 times stronger than Kevlar, say researchers
Read article: Carbon nanotubes, but without the ‘nano’
Read article: Stretching the boundaries of electronics
Stretching the boundaries of electronics
Material can be stretched by up to 70% and is still electrically conductive
Read article: Ballistic breakthrough could lead to molecular logic gates
Ballistic breakthrough could lead to molecular logic gates
Electrons travel with ease between benzene and platinum
Read article: Plasmons put laser light on the straight and narrow
Plasmons put laser light on the straight and narrow
Tiny collimator reduces divergence of light from semiconductor lasers
Read article: Nanotube cantilever weighs up
Nanotube cantilever weighs up
'Double-walled' nanotube measures mass of single gold atom
Nanotubes get sorted
Surface grabs hold of semiconducting tubes
Viruses get X-rayed
New technique generates X-ray diffraction images of single viruses
Read article: ‘Excitonic integrated circuit’ is a first
‘Excitonic integrated circuit’ is a first
Device used excitons to switch beams of light
Read article: Combination technique shows the strain
Combination technique shows the strain
Moiré technique and electron holography combined to give 2D strain map
Read article: Extreme UV light made easy
Extreme UV light made easy
Breakthrough could lead to the first 'tabletop' EUV source
