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Printing Nano Building Blocks
By Michael Patrick Gibson | 09/17/2007 |
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A unique printing method could lead to precise nanofabrication.
Nanoscale Inkjet Printing
By Duncan Graham-Rowe | 09/13/2007 |
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E-jet printing of precise structures out of various materials could prove to be a valuable tool in nano manufacturing.
An Easier Way to Make a Nano Optical Device
By Prachi Patel-Predd | 09/06/2007 |
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Researchers have found that splitting a polymer film makes gratings useful in biosensors and DVDs.
A New Type of Molecular Switch
By Duncan Graham-Rowe | 09/04/2007 |
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IBM researchers report a potential breakthrough in molecular electronics.
Levitating Nanomachines
By Prachi Patel-Predd | 08/14/2007 |
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Reversing the direction of a quantum force could prevent nano devices from sticking together--and even make them levitate.
Nanowire LEDs
By Kevin Bullis | 08/01/2007 |
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Infrared light-emitting nanowires could lead to optical communications on microchips.
Glue with an On-and-Off Switch
By Prachi Patel-Predd | 07/31/2007 |
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Researchers can make an adhesive either stick or come undone by changing its acidity.
Self-Assembling Nanostructures
By Kevin Bullis | 07/27/2007 |
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Researchers find an easy route to complex nanomaterials.
Ultrastrong Paper from Graphene
By Prachi Patel-Predd | 07/25/2007 |
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A new paperlike material could lead to novel types of light and flexible materials.
Nanoglue Sticks Underwater
By Prachi Patel-Predd | 07/18/2007 |
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Geckos and mussels inspire a better glue.
Making Colors with Magnets
By Kevin Bullis | 07/16/2007 |
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A new nanomaterial could lead to novel types of displays.
Semipermanent Tattoos
By Jennifer Chu | 07/13/2007 |
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A new kind of tattoo ink could make removal a lot easier.
New Single-Molecule Detector
By Prachi Patel-Predd | 07/10/2007 |
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Nanometer-size silicon rings could make detecting DNA and individual proteins easier.
Plastic Transistors for Flexible Displays
By Kevin Bullis | 07/09/2007 |
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New self-assembling conductive polymers are more durable and easier to make.
Denser Data Storage
By Erica Naone | 07/06/2007 |
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Nanorods and nanowires could increase memory.
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