Semiconductors and electronics Research update Phototransistor combines graphene and chlorophyll New approach boosts sensitivity to light Read article: Phototransistor combines graphene and chlorophyll
Semiconductors and electronics Research update Solar ‘sandwich’ could cover a variety of surfaces Flexible photovoltaic made from atom-thin layers Read article: Solar ‘sandwich’ could cover a variety of surfaces
Transport properties Research update First light from molybdenite transistors Atom-thick materials could find use in optoelectronics Read article: First light from molybdenite transistors
Semiconductors and electronics Research update Tiny rods and paddle make new thermal sensor Infrared detector could bring night vision to mobile phones Read article: Tiny rods and paddle make new thermal sensor
Semiconductors and electronics Research update Graphene transistors give bioelectronics a boost Devices could find use in retinal implants Read article: Graphene transistors give bioelectronics a boost
Transport properties Research update Physicists propose ‘wireless’ solar cells Oxide interfaces could boost solar-cell performance Read article: Physicists propose ‘wireless’ solar cells
Structure and dynamics Research update Tungstenite triangles emit light 2D material could find applications in lasers and LEDs Read article: Tungstenite triangles emit light
Structure and dynamics Research update Source produces indistinguishable electrons Technique could help entangle electrons in the future Read article: Source produces indistinguishable electrons
Transport properties Research update Nanowires make good solar cells Research could lead to cheap and flexible devices Read article: Nanowires make good solar cells
Ultracold matter News What’s in store for 2013? Celebrate the turn of the year with our predictions of the key physics events of the next 12 months Read article: What’s in store for 2013?
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