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
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Read article: What’s in store for 2013?
Flexible graphene transistor sets new records
State-of-the-art device has unprecedented electronic and mechanical properties
Read article: Flexible graphene transistor sets new records
Laser pulse makes insulator conduct like a metal
Ultrafast switching could lead to faster circuits
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Semiconductor funnel could boost solar cells
Band-gap engineering increases photon absorption
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Complex quasicrystals created using new nanofabrication technique
Patterns with 36-fold rotational symmetry realized
Read article: Complex quasicrystals created using new nanofabrication technique
Coated quantum dots make superior solar cells
Record efficiency achieved for CQD photovoltaics
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Graphene logic for the real world
Devices work in ambient conditions
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Nanowires give vertical transistors a boost
Freestanding structures are made on silicon
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Hairy solution to making sensitive artificial skin
Simple sensor can measure pressure, shear and torsion
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Intel invests in extreme-ultraviolet lithography
US company takes a 15% stake in Dutch firm ASML
Read article: Intel invests in extreme-ultraviolet lithography
