Squeezed electrons shed light on silicon
Quantum confinement and defects both shine in nanocrystals
Physicists roll out nanotube paper
Flattened arrays make superior supercapacitors
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Phononics gets hot
From electronics to "phononics"
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Glassy metals are tougher than steel
Materials could be used in aerospace engineering
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Graphene continues to amaze
Carbon sheets are best at conducting heat
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Feeling the force on a single atom
Microscope measures force needed to move one atom
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Firms call for support of ‘nanophotonics’ R&D in Europe
Quantum-dot fabrication must be improved, says industry group
Cooled material stretches beyond belief
Silver compound has record negative thermal expansion
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Holography gets smart
Exploring the potential of holograms that can respond
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Nanotube radio goes large
Thousands of tubes line-up to make transistors
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