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Quantum effect spotted in a visible object

An important step towards testing Schrödinger's cat paradox

Trapped ions go for a quantum walk

Longest quantum walk to date could lead to computing applications

Electrical signals transmitted via spin waves

Insulator-based "spin wiring" could boost spintronics

Enter the 'thermopower wave'

New way of generating electricity may enable micro power sources for nano devices

Plasmonic nanostructures enhance light fields

Tower- and pagoda-type composite structures probed using fluorescence technique

Graphene makes ultrafast laser

Cambridge University team's result paves the way to graphene-based photonics

Are DC mobility extractions for nanostructures trustworthy?

Pulsed characterization pinpoints problems in direct-current measurement of CNT devices

TR-mode AFM shares STM success

Torsion resonance (TR) feedback isolates performance-enhancing tip-sample interaction

Avalanche photodetector breaks speed record

New design could lead to optical computers

Junctionless transistor makes its debut

First proposed in 1925, device could revolutionize electronics

Crystal control moves towards 3D displays

Doping nanocrystals fine tunes emission spectra from green to white and blue

Graphene for bioelectronics

Harvard and NCNST team interfaces graphene to living cells for the first time

Nanofibres in a spin

Researchers in Italy succeed in rotating polymer nanofibres using just light

First 'heavy-fermion' material made in 2D

Layered material could shed light on origin of high-temperature superconductivity

Scaffold fine-tunes organic electronics

Rigid molecule allows electronic properties of molecular materials to be controlled over large distances

'Broadband plasmonics' makes its debut

2D metallic nanostructures support plasmon resonances over wide frequency range

Graphene oxide goes large scale

Rutgers team has grown material on large-area silicon wafers

Black nanoneedles for anti-reflective coatings

Ge nanostructures could be used in high-performance photodetectors and photovoltaic devices

Metallic nanostructures formed in nanoseconds

Excimer laser assisted direct imprint technique speeds up and simplifies patterning

Physicists watch entropy in action

Cluster formation ruled by rotational and vibrational symmetry