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Not all the material around us is steady. A few materials might go through radioactive rot to frame more steady isotopes. Researchers have now noticed another rot mode, which is

Nanophysics

Subsurface nanometrology: Using atomic force microscopy to investigate buried materials

Nanophysics Article

A new nanoscience concentration driven by a specialist at the Branch of Energy's Oak Edge Public Research Facility takes a

Astronomy & Space

Creating Elements in the Lab Improves Understanding of Neutron Star Surface Explosions

Astronomy & Space Article

Researchers at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, under the direction of Kelly Chipps, have created a characteristic nuclear reaction that

Nanotechnology

Thermoresponsive graphene-oxide nanosheets using ‘countercation engineering’

Nanotechnology Article

Graphene-based two-layered materials have as of late emerged as a focal point of logical investigation due to their remarkable primary,

Nanotechnology

A new technique producing defect-free few-layer MXene nanosheets with increased physicochemical properties is proposed.

Nanotechnology Article

Specialists from the Hefei Establishments of Actual Study of the Chinese Foundation of Sciences have proposed a streamlined blend technique

Bio & Medicine

To improve light-based cancer diagnosis and treatment, researchers create unique tumor-targeting nanospheres.

Bio & Medicine Article

In a leap forward in disease therapeutics, a group of specialists at the Magzoub Biophysics Lab at NYU Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) has made a critical development in light-based treatments—biocompatible and

Nanophysics