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Physicists watch entropy in action

Cluster formation ruled by rotational and vibrational symmetry

Rapid prototyping of graphene devices

Confocal laser scanning microscopy offers all-in-one solution for locating, characterizing and integrating graphene flakes

Graphene transistor breaks new record

New device fastest in the world at 100 GHz

TiO2 nanotubes make good stents

Titanium dioxide nanostructures could be ideal for medical implants

Laser-etched CNT array delivers uniform yarn

Continuous process spins out hundreds of metres of high-strength material

Important advance for graphene electronics

IBM researchers open up a large electrical bandgap in graphene at room temperature

Organic transistor mimics brain synapse

'NOMFET' does the work of seven conventional devices

Jostling balls reveal secrets of ultrathin films

Plastic colloidal spheres simulate epitaxial growth on the atomic scale

Nanopores could unravel RNA

Delft University team unveils technique to determine structure of double-stranded RNA molecules

InAs nanowires get p-doped

New method ideal for doping III-V semiconductors

Smallest carbon nanoprobes pierce cells with ease

Fabrication scheme yields integrated pipettes with tip diameters as small as 15 nm

Magnetic field assembles lithography mask

Self-generating patterns of iron oxide nanoparticles enhance manufacturing platform

Electric fields control spin currents

New type of magnetoelectric coupling discovered

Nanosensor detects cancer in whole blood

Fluidic chip identifies tiny amounts of biomarkers in non-purified samples

Graphene heats up

Heat transfer from biased graphene higher than in conventional silicon devices

DNA helps detect enzymes

New technique could be important for diagnosing cancer and in gene therapy

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Evanescent waves bring new window into the nanoworld

Electrons and light team up in new microscopy technique to image nanostructures

Graphene actuator makes its debut

Bilayer device curls in response to external stimuli

Silver nanorings behave as molecular sensors

Arrangement maximizes number of surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy hotspots