Read article: US researchers unveil first carbon-nanotube computer
US researchers unveil first carbon-nanotube computer
New manufacturing techniques could lead to fast and energy-efficient commercial nanotube devices
Read article: US researchers unveil first carbon-nanotube computer
Read article: New silicon devices are fast, flexible and semi-transparent
New silicon devices are fast, flexible and semi-transparent
Fabrication process could be commercially viable
Read article: Chlorine has graphene covered
Chlorine has graphene covered
p-doped material could be suitable for integrated circuits on a chip and RF transistors
Read article: Disorder boosts performance of tiny spectrometer
Disorder boosts performance of tiny spectrometer
Multiple scattering in silicon allows on-chip integration
Read article: ‘Electronic skin’ lights up when touched
‘Electronic skin’ lights up when touched
Flexible sensor could find use in robotics and healthcare
Read article: Phototransistor combines graphene and chlorophyll
Phototransistor combines graphene and chlorophyll
New approach boosts sensitivity to light
Read article: Solar ‘sandwich’ could cover a variety of surfaces
Solar ‘sandwich’ could cover a variety of surfaces
Flexible photovoltaic made from atom-thin layers
Read article: First light from molybdenite transistors
First light from molybdenite transistors
Atom-thick materials could find use in optoelectronics
Read article: Tiny rods and paddle make new thermal sensor
Tiny rods and paddle make new thermal sensor
Infrared detector could bring night vision to mobile phones
Read article: Graphene transistors give bioelectronics a boost
Graphene transistors give bioelectronics a boost
Devices could find use in retinal implants
