Inkjet printing produces high-performance transistors
New technique combines two types of ink
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Nanowire laser could boost data storage
Tiny devices could probe biological cells
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Semiconductor shows its chameleon side
Switching magnetism on and off in titanium dioxide could lead to more efficient memory chips
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Willard Boyle: 1924–2011
Nobel-prize-winning physicist and digital-camera pioneer dies at 86
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Invisibility cloak offers a snug fit
Carpet cloak is only a little bigger than the object it's hiding
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Transparent material opens a new window on solar energy
Plastic cell could harvest sunlight passing through windows
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Solar power without solar cells
Sun's energy can be harnessed in insulating 'optical battery', physicists claim
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Shedding more light on graphene
Controlling inelastic light scattering in the "wonder material" could help make new nanodevices
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Creating quantum dots from buckyballs
Bottom-up approach to creating graphene quantum dots
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A Nobel for communism
Alexei Kojevnikov reviews Lenin's Laureate by Paul R Josephson
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