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Right away, mica is something very normal: it is a typical mineral, tracked down in rock, for instance, and has been widely examined from land, compound, and specialized viewpoints. One

Nanophysics

Researchers studying graphene have discovered long-term memory in 2D nanofluidic channels.

Nanophysics Article

A cooperation between groups from the Public Graphene Foundation (NGI) at The College of Manchester and the École Normale Supérieure

Nanotechnology

Researchers can find and deliver synergistic cancer medication combinations using bottlebrush-shaped nanoparticles.

Nanotechnology Article

Treating disease with a combination of medications may be more effective than using a single medication. Nonetheless, sorting out the

Nanotechnology

Rapid creation of antibubbles using a jet

Nanotechnology Article

A college of twenty scientists prevailed in the fast creation of tiny "antibubbles." Previous methods for delivering these fluid drops

Engineering

A scalable method for producing thin film transistors provides an ultra-clean interface.

Engineering Article

Prof. Becky Peterson at the College of Michigan leads a group that has fostered a versatile, manufacturable strategy for growing

Energy & Green Tech

Researchers demonstrate a novel type of carbon nanotube yarn that captures mechanical energy.

Energy & Green Tech Article

Nanotechnology analysts at The College of Texas at Dallas have made novel carbon nanotube yarns that convert mechanical development into power more efficiently than other material-based energy harvesters. In a

Energy & Green Tech