Could graphynes be better than graphene?
2D carbon-based materials could have exotic electronic properties
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Optical fibres with integrated semiconductor junctions developed
New fibre could lead to seamless optical-communication systems
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Vertical graphene transistor avoids leakage
New device can be switched on and off
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Nanotube bundles could boost solar cells
Material performs the two important steps for generating current
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Ohm’s law holds down to atomic scale
Wire just four atoms thick eschews quantum effects
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New ink prints graphene electronics
Inkjet process makes better flexible transistors
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Laser puts a new spin on light
Ultrafast pulses could boost optical telecoms
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Three electrons for the price of one
Electrons multiply in new solar-cell quantum-dot material
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Neutrons for the future at the Institut Laue-Langevin
Andrew Harrison talks about how the Grenoble lab hopes to maintain its world-class position
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Hi-tech tattoos monitor brain waves
Ultrathin electronics could help those with spinal-cord damage
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