Carbon nanotubes can open and close in response to acidity, guiding water and ions one by one and mimicking how natural cell channels work.
pH sensitive carbon nanotube gates control the flow of water and ions Read More »
Aircraft wing-shaped structures inside tiny channels produce consistent drug delivery particles at any scale, from small laboratory tests to factory production, while substantially cutting costs.
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Heat limits sub-10 nm chips, but current tools miss nanoscale effects or run too slowly. New modeling bridges atom-level accuracy with fast design-ready predictions.
Thermonat makes nanoscale thermal prediction practical for real-world chip design Read More »
Researchers adapted ARPES to work in magnetic fields using nanoscale alternating magnets that confine fields near a sample, letting photoelectrons travel straight.
A clearer look at critical materials, thanks to refrigerator magnets Read More »
A hybrid graphene and molybdenum trioxide crystal allows real time electrical tuning of Bloch modes and light emission, overcoming the static limits of conventional polaritonic crystals.
Voltage tunable polaritonic crystals bring dynamic control to nanoscale light Read More »
