Graphene isn't the only Lego in the nanoelectronics materials-science toy box
In the current world of nanoelectronics, there is a lot more going on than just graphene.
Jun 15th, 2016
Read more
Nanotechnology News – Latest Headlines
Experiments demonstrate how memristors work
Results are an important step in designing solid-state devices for future computer memories.
Jun 15th, 2016
Read moreBetter material insights with gentle e-beams
Great potential for a new, more accurate, tool for using electron collisions to probe matter.
Jun 15th, 2016
Read moreResearchers improve biosensors with 'nanoflowers' to detect E. coli
Researchers have developed a portable biosensor that makes it easier to detect harmful bacteria.
Jun 15th, 2016
Read moreElectromagnetic metamaterials with zero-refractive index for sub-wavelength photonics
A new class of optical topological transitions in electromagnetic metamaterials induced by the non-locality of the electromagnetic response is reported.
Jun 15th, 2016
Read moreGraphene-based thermal modulators
Squeezing graphene is a way to control its heat conduction, paving the way to harvesting waste heat for power.
Jun 15th, 2016
Read moreUnderlying connection found between diverse materials with extreme magnetoresistance
Unifying phase diagrams could be used to find materials with useful applications in magnetic memory.
Jun 14th, 2016
Read moreNew material, picked by computers, could boost power of vacuum electronics
This new material, a member of a broad class of compounds called perovskites, could boost the output power of the electron beam and enable long-range communications or remote sensing for a fraction of the current energy costs.
Jun 14th, 2016
Read moreManufacturing nanostructures with polymer 'pens'
Researchers have received a grant from the National Science Foundation to investigate a new approach to the challenge of manufacturing small-scale structures that are cheaper, lighter and defect-free.
Jun 14th, 2016
Read moreSpintronics: Resetting the future of heat assisted magnetic recording
This paves the way to fast and energy efficient ultrahigh density data storage.
Jun 14th, 2016
Read moreA light microscope made only with consumer electronic products
Researchers have built a novel low-cost, compact on-chip microscope, made with consumer electronic products, capable of simultaneously measuring nanometer-thick changes over a large volume in transparent objects such as glass.
Jun 14th, 2016
Read moreNanoprobe enables measurement of protein dynamics in living cells
Researchers use device to measure how anesthetic affects levels of Alzheimer's-associated proteins.
Jun 14th, 2016
Read moreDrum beats from a one atom thick graphite membrane
Researchers have demonstrated the ability to manipulate the vibrations of a drum of nanometre scale thickness - realizing the world's smallest and most versatile drum. This work has implications in improving the sensitivity of small detectors of mass - very important in detecting the mass of small molecules like viruses.
Jun 14th, 2016
Read moreElectronic sensor that tells dead bacteria from live by measuring 'osmoregulation'
A new type of electronic sensor that might be used to quickly detect and classify bacteria for medical diagnostics and food safety has passed a key hurdle by distinguishing between dead and living bacteria cells.
Jun 14th, 2016
Read moreEngineers develop a new biosensor chip for detecting DNA mutations
Bioengineers have developed an electrical graphene chip capable of detecting mutations in DNA. Researchers say the technology could one day be used in various medical applications such as blood-based tests for early cancer screening, monitoring disease biomarkers and real-time detection of viral and microbial sequences.
Jun 14th, 2016
Read moreVirus nanocapsules to treat infections
Researchers have developed a nanoencapsulation system with a liposome coating in order to increase the efficacy of bacteriophages in oral phage therapy.
Jun 14th, 2016
Read more
Subscribe to our Nanotechnology Research News feed