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
Read article: Spontaneous improvements on the horizon
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
Read article: New look for molecular transistors
New look for molecular transistors
Decoherence and benzene rings could transform quantum devices
Read article: New look for nanomotors
New look for nanomotors
Harnessing surface tension for nanomechanical applications
Read article: Photonic crystal slows down light
Photonic crystal slows down light
Two-dimensional array of tiny cavities can reduce group velocities
Chromium condensate makes its mark
Physicists observe Bose-Einstein condensation in yet another element
Read article: Nanobelts tackle nerve gases
Nanobelts tackle nerve gases
New approach leads to better sensors to detect toxic gases
Read article: “End states” come into view
“End states” come into view
Researches see one-dimensional effect for first time
Read article: Friction at the nano-scale
Friction at the nano-scale
The origins of wear and tear
