Read article: Graphene nanoribbons enable ultra-sensitive mass detection
Using a graphene nanoribbon suspended over a trench, a team of researchers at the University of Science and Technology of China has discovered a link between the nanomechanical motion and conductance ...
Read article: Seeing through fog using noisy light
New method tracks objects in scattering media
Read article: Nanosheet inks offer new route to flexible electronics
Printed electronics are viewed as a cost-effective and scalable route to new technologies
Read article: Computer model helps explain how LIGO’s black holes formed
COMPAS points theory behind gravitational wave detections in the right direction
Read article: Nanotube sensors promise smarter performance tracking
Sensors made from carbon nanotubes could offer a superior alternative to current activity tracking technology
Read article: Super Earth ‘is best place to look for signs of life’
Rocky exoplanet is in habitable zone just 39 light-years away
Read article: On-chip nanowire laser delivers on data
Semiconductor nanowire lasers are promising ultracompact light sources for miniaturized optical processing and sensing, but their efficiency is limited by the difficulty of confining light in a struct...
Read article: How hurricanes replenish their vast supply of rainwater
Tropical cyclones devour moisture while on the move
Read article: Squashed quantum dots solve a multi-faceted problem
Facet-selective epitaxy produces colloidal quantum dot lasers with a threshold for continuous-wave lasing that’s seven times lower than previously reported
Read article: Nanomedicine enables all-in-one cancer treatment
Cancer is a complex disease to treat, and yet the operating principle of many current treatments is to simply kill healthy cells a little slower than cancerous ones. In response, scientists at The Uni...
