‘Nanopillars’ make good photovoltaics
Devices built on low-cost, flexible substrates show promising light-conversion efficiencies
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Flexible fabric that ‘takes pictures’
MIT researchers unveil new imaging technique using stretchy fibres
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Single molecule switches light
World's smallest optical transistor brings optical computers a step closer
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Moonshine could light the way to extraterrestrial life
Signs of life on distant planets could be easier to detect than previously thought
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Metal pumps liquid uphill
Laser-treated metal could aid medics
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Laser boosts light bulb efficiency
We can make incandescent bulbs 100% efficient, say researchers
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The power of robotics
Robotics competitions supply a vital missing link in science and engineering education, says Robert P Crease
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Data storage enters the ‘fifth dimension’
Optical data storage over one terabit per cubic centimetre possible, say researchers
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Bright white light from organic LEDs
Physicists switch on energy efficient light bulb made from organic phosphor
Nano-lamp illuminates quantum-classical boundary
Filament is just 100 atoms wide
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