Printed transistors consisting entirely of 2-D nanomaterials
Leading innovation could transform everyday products (like your milk carton) into intelligent smart devices.
Apr 6th, 2017
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New nanocoating for space tech applications
Experimental physicists have developed a thin nanomaterial with superconducting properties. Below about -200 C these materials conduct electricity without loss, levitate magnets and can screen magnetic fields.
Apr 6th, 2017
Read moreA chip-sized ultra-resolution microscope
Creating a new type of chip-sized optical microscope with high resolution capabilities is the challenge of ChipScope, a European project.
Apr 6th, 2017
Read moreSkyrmions created with a special spiral
Like baristas creating beautiful spirals of creamy foam on the warm surfaces of lattes, researchers have found a way to control the creation of special textured surfaces in magnetically ordered materials.
Apr 6th, 2017
Read moreA better understanding of nanomaterials
In the past six years, the project 'Opportunities and Risks of Nanomaterials' intensively studied the development, use, behaviour and degradation of engineered nanomaterials, including their impact on humans and on the environment.
Apr 6th, 2017
Read moreScientists create nanopowders for the synthesis of new aluminum alloys
The special nanopowders are used as modifying additives in the production of aluminum alloys. This method will significantly improve the operational properties of the foundry products, and reduce the energy costs for its final processing.
Apr 6th, 2017
Read moreChemical sensor on the basis of materials possessing molecular memory created
Researchers have developed an electrochemical sensor on the basis of polymers with molecular imprinting, aimed at detection of saccharides and hydroxy acids.
Apr 6th, 2017
Read moreArtificial topological matter opens new research directions
An international team of researchers have created a new structure that allows the tuning of topological properties in such a way as to turn on or off these unique behaviors. The structure could open up possibilities for new explorations into the properties of topological states of matter.
Apr 5th, 2017
Read moreAn injectable guidance system for nerve cells
Scientists have developed an injectable gel, which can act as a guidance system for nerve cells.
Apr 5th, 2017
Read moreLow-cost 'solar absorber' promising for future power plants
Researchers have shown how to modify commercially available silicon wafers into a structure that efficiently absorbs solar energy and withstands the high temperatures needed for Concentrated Solar Power Plants that might run up to 24 hours a day.
Apr 5th, 2017
Read moreA novel method for the fabrication of active-matrix 3-D pressure sensors
Researchers present a novel method of fabricating a transistor-type active-matrix pressure sensor using foldable substrates and air-dielectric layers.
Apr 5th, 2017
Read moreCarbon nanotubes self-assemble into tiny transistors
Researchers have developed a method to select semiconducting nanotubes from a solution and make them self-assemble on a circuit of gold electrodes.
Apr 5th, 2017
Read moreSeaweed: From superfood to superconductor
Researchers have made a seaweed-derived material to help boost the performance of superconductors, lithium-ion batteries and fuel cells.
Apr 5th, 2017
Read moreQuantum transport goes ballistic
Scientists have shot an electron through an III-V semiconductor nanowire integrated on silicon for the first time. This achievement will form the basis for sophisticated quantum wire devices for future integrated circuits used in advanced powerful computational systems.
Apr 5th, 2017
Read moreTurning back time: Watching rust transform into iron
Using a state-of-the-art microscopy technique, experimenters have witnessed a slow-motion, atomic-scale transformation of rust - iron oxide - back to pure iron metal, in all of its chemical steps.
Apr 5th, 2017
Read moreEngineers develop novel lens for super-resolution imaging
Discovery breaks resolution limitations in microscopy; Potential applications in high precision failure inspection and biological research.
Apr 5th, 2017
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