Diamonds are not forever
A new form of carbon is harder than conventional diamond
Read article: Nanotubes make perfect diodes
Nanotubes make perfect diodes
Carbon-based devices take another step forward
Read article: Just add salt
Just add salt
Adding a pinch of sodium chloride helps physicists to make better magnetic nanoparticles
Read article: Purity pays off for nanotubes
Purity pays off for nanotubes
New approach improves performance for carbon-based devices
Read article: Atomic crystals go 2D
Atomic crystals go 2D
One-atom-thick materials created
Superconducting nanowires pulse to a new beat
Devices made with DNA templates exhibit novel forms of resistance oscillations
“Smoking” grass leads to nanotubes
Researchers in China have reported a novel way to make carbon nanotubes
Read article: Spontaneous improvements on the horizon
Spontaneous improvements on the horizon
Controlling the spontaneous emission of light could improve the performance of solar cells, LEDs and other devices
Amino acids meet electronics
Researchers have shown that inorganic surfaces can trap peptide chains
Read article: Dots for data storage
Dots for data storage
New technique could double magnetic storage capacities
