Read article: French frustration
French frustration
Reforming France's science
Read article: French frustration
Read article: Nanotubes chill chips
Nanotubes chill chips
Carbon fins are lighter and stronger than copper
Read article: Magnifying superlenses show more detail than before
Magnifying superlenses show more detail than before
Designs could make the optical imaging of DNA molecules possible
Read article: Spins take their time to relax
Spins take their time to relax
Organic nanowire "spin valves" could be ideal for use in spintronic devices
Hospital scanners could control cell-sized medical devices
Physicists remotely control metal beads in blood vessels
Read article: Double-negative metamaterial edges towards the visible
Double-negative metamaterial edges towards the visible
Fishnet structure gives negative permeability
Read article: Nanowires could boost memory density
Nanowires could boost memory density
Spin pulses move domain walls
Read article: When graphene meets negative refraction
When graphene meets negative refraction
Researchers think that graphene could be used to make a tiny electron lens
Read article: Nanorods make “ideal” anti-reflection coatings
Nanorods make “ideal” anti-reflection coatings
Material first thin optical film with refractive index close to air
Read article: Microscope “fingerprints” atoms
Microscope “fingerprints” atoms
Atomic force microscope benefits from sensitive calibration
