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Technology update
Zigzag nanowire regulates Brownian motion
Aug 31, 2011
Magnetic trap could help scientists perform microfluidic experiments
Nano pioneers give food for thought
Sep 24, 2010 1 comment
Trends in nanotechnology, quantum information and memristors were just a few of the topics up for debate at this year's Bristol Nanoscience Symposium
AFM tip 'writes' graphene nanowires
Jun 10, 2010
New, simple and fast technique could be used to make flexible electronic circuits from carbon sheets
Schottky diodes: the 'door' to future memory devices
Jun 1, 2010
Seoul National University group takes a closer look at resistance-switching random access memory (RRAM)
Lab talk
Probing delicate samples: stiff AFM mechanics at soft forces
Feb 3, 2012
Higher-order resonances allow low-force nanomechanical characterization
Biocompatible plasmonic substrates assembled for single-molecule detection
Jan 20, 2012
Small clusters of anisotropic silver nanoparticles enveloped in a shell of chitosan biopolymer operate as highly active SERS substrates
Diffraction grating reduces noise of coated AFM cantilevers
Jan 5, 2012
Special coating pattern based on Fresnel lens reduces the impact of detection-, force- and displacement-noise in atomic force microscopy
DNA nanoswitch flips open with force
Dec 14, 2011
Harvard team engineers DNA-based tool for studying biomolecular interactions
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