Nanotechnology
Ohm’s Law Survives at the Atomic Scale
Ohm’s Law is extended to the atomic level, and Moore’s Law may get a reprieve
Nanodynamite
Fuel-coated nanotubes could provide bursts of power to the smallest systems
Chemists Create Electric Nanocar
Electron-powered molecular machine has four-wheel drive
The Incredible Pull of Nano-composite Magnets
Nanotechnology could make rare earth magnets even stronger
Incredible Nano- composite Magnets
Nanotechnology could make rare earth magnets even stronger
Some Australians Prefer Skin Cancer to Sunscreens with Nanoparticles
Blog Post: Despite mounting evidence to the contrary, some consumers believe nanoparticles in sunscreens are a greater danger than skin cancer
Super Wear-Resistant AFM Tip Pushes the Boundaries of Nanomanufacturing
Blog Post: Initially targeted for nanomanufacturing applications, high wear-resisitant tip could enable use in biosensors
Nanotechnology Used to Create a "Desalination Battery"
Blog Post: Just the latest nano-enabled solution for improving the efficiency of desalination processes
UK Reveals Plans for Becoming “Graphene Hub”
Blog Post: Can a $71 million research institute establish the UK as a graphene hub?
Salmon DNA Embedded with Nanoparticles Leads to a Novel Memory Device
Blog Post: The technique could lead to new designs for optical storage devices
Self-Assembly Takes Shape
Article: Researchers exploit new ways to make ICs and hard disks pull themselves together
Take Nanocrystals, Add Boiling Water, and Get a 400-Fold Increase in Luminescence
Blog Post: Nanocrystals made using cheap technique shine bright thanks to boiling water
Why Ener1 Went Bankrupt
Blog Post: Ener1's bankruptcy casts a cloud over the future of Li-ion batteries for EVs
Carbon Nanotubes Bend and Stretch and Still Conduct
Blog Post: Carbon nanotubes can become elastic for enabling flexible electronics
Quantum Dots with Built-in Charge Could Lead to Highly Efficient Solar Cells
Blog Post: Researchers dope quantum dots to repel electrons and push energy efficiency in solar cells up around 50 percent
