Beating the sub-wavelength limit
Theorists predict that cold atoms can pass through slits narrower than their de Broglie wavelength
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Nanocrystals enhance photovoltaics
A new type of solar cell combines the advantages of organic and inorganic designs
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Making the most of doping
Ordered array of dopants boost the performance of semiconductor devices
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Nanotube switch makes its debut
Simple fabrication process could have widespread applications
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A giant leap for nanodroplets
Experiment with gold droplets on carbon surface could have widespread applications
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Nanomagnets come together
Physicists have shown that two nano-scale magnets can be made to oscillate in phase
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Diamonds are not forever
A new form of carbon is harder than conventional diamond
Nanotubes make perfect diodes
Carbon-based devices take another step forward
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Just add salt
Adding a pinch of sodium chloride helps physicists to make better magnetic nanoparticles
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Purity pays off for nanotubes
New approach improves performance for carbon-based devices
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