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Nanoengineers at the University of California, San Diego recently invented a new method of lithography.
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Metal components can now be printed in 3D with higher precision than ever before, thanks to US researchers.
A graphene aerogel, inspired by marine mussel, could clean up oil spills or reduce the cost of electrochemical sensors.
Exclusive access to 11 article in the Virtual Special Issue on the Nobel Prize for Physics 2014.
Fullerenes could act as ball bearings on the nanoscale, helping improve control of nano machines.
Nano Energy Award winner 2014 is announced.
Find out who won the awards at the International Conference on Diamond and Carbon Materials 2014.
Electrical engineering researchers have developed a unique nanoscale device that for the first time demonstrates mechanical transportation of light.
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