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The development of a novel nanowire manufacturing technology could lead to more powerful computer circuits.

Scientists from Oxford College's Branch of Materials have fostered a method to exactly control and spot nanowires with sub-micron precision. This disclosure could speed up the advancement of much more

Environment

Climate Scientists Warn of Increase in Slow-Moving Hurricanes Due to Human-Caused Warming

Environment Article

Hurricanes that move slowly over a region can inflict more damage than storms that move more quickly because they have

Nanophysics

Researchers use light to regulate magnetic fields at the nanoscale.

Nanophysics Article

In slim, two-layered semiconductors, electrons move, turn, and synchronize in strange ways. Understanding how these electrons perform their complex moves

Nanotechnology

The world’s whitest paint is now thinner than ever, making it suitable for autos.

Nanotechnology Article

The world's whitest paint — found in this year's release of Guinness World Records and "The Late Show With Stephen

Nanotechnology

Exquisitely thin membranes can reduce the amount of energy required to refine crude oil into gasoline and plastic.

Nanotechnology Article

Sovereign Mary researchers have made another kind of nanomembrane that presents a less energy-serious method for fractionating hydrocarbons from raw

Nanotechnology

Researchers have developed a new method for preventing blood clots without raising the danger of bleeding.

Nanotechnology Article

A nanoparticle treatment created by examiners at College Clinics (UH) and Case Western Save College targets overactive neutrophils, a particular sort of white platelet, to forestall practically a wide range

Nanotechnology