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Tag Archives: Nanoscience
Gated Flows in Charged Channels
Electrically patterning the walls of a nanochannel could provide a route to creating “valves” that abruptly alter the speed at which a charged fluid flows through a nanofluidic device. Continue reading
Posted in APS Physics
Tagged APS Physics, Materials Sciences, Microfluidics, Nanoscience
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Technique Tunes Into Graphene Nanoribbons’ Electronic Potential
Breakthrough could lead to high-speed, low-power nanoscale data storage. Continue reading
Posted in Berkeley Lab
Tagged Berkeley Lab, Graphene, Materials Sciences, Nanoscience
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Real-Time Monitoring of Nanoscale Polarization Switching
Researchers have visualized the nanoscale jumps in a ferroelectric’s polarization that are thought to play a key role in how well some ferroelectric devices function. Continue reading
A big step for nanoporous graphene provides a small step for desalination
Carbon-nanotube reinforcement and template-based etching help scale up membranes. Continue reading
Posted in Physics Today
Tagged Desalination, Graphene, Nanoscience, Physics Today, Water Resources
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Nanoporous graphene for desalination
Carbon nanotube reinforcement and template-based etching help scale up membranes. Continue reading
Molecular Microscope Lets Scientists Peer inside Single Cells
The new technology can identify proteins that distinguish healthy cells from diseased ones. Continue reading
Posted in Scientific American
Tagged biology, Chemistry, Fluid Dynamics, Nanoscience, Scientific American
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Theoretical framework illuminates graphene’s optomechanical properties
Explaining how to enhance optical forces and control the mechanical deformation in stacks of graphene sheets. Read more in MRS Bulletin…
Metallic aerogels synthesized in one-step process
Researchers develop quick and simple alternative synthesis method for porous scaffolds made from noble metal nanoparticles. Read more in MRS Bulletin…
Laser design emits multicolor light
Scientists have developed the capability to generate multiwavelength lasing in a single device, with precise control over the different colours. Continue reading
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Tagged Lasers, Materials Sciences, MRS Bulletin, nanolasers, Nanoscience
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