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Synthesizing Catalysts that Produce Homogenous Batches of Carbon Nanotubes

Researchers have reported that developing a batch of carbon nanotubes that are identical might not be as simple as scientists had hoped.

30 Jul 2018

Magnetoresistance of Multi-Layered Nanowires Studied to Optimize Measuring Devices

Researchers have developed multi-layered nanowires to analyze their magnetoresistance properties, in order to optimize measuring devices.

27 Jul 2018

First Measurement of Folding of Proteins in Water at Nanoscale

For the first time, researchers have measured the attributive patterns of folds that give proteins their 3D shape in water at the nanoscale.

27 Jul 2018

Researchers Get One Step Closer to Replicating Functions of the Brain

Astonishingly little amount of energy is required for the brain to adapt to the surroundings to learn, to have high recognition ability and intelligence, to make ambiguous recognitions, and perform complex information processing.

13 Jul 2018

Using Glass Bubbles to Detect Presence of Nanoparticles

Scientists at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST) have developed technology that is in fact throwing light on certain smallest particles to detect their presence—and it is developed from tiny glass bubbles.

12 Jul 2018

Physicists Unearth Reasons for Loss in Superconductivity of Nanowires

Cooling a wire results in a breathtaking phenomenon where the electrons in charge of carrying the electrical current can flow endlessly without slowing down.

11 Jul 2018

Researchers Achieve Single-Atom Manipulation Using Advanced Electron Microscope

Atoms are the constituents of all matter and are too small to be observed without powerful advanced instruments such as electron microscopes. The same electrons forming images of atomic structures can even be used to move atoms in materials.

10 Jul 2018

Nanokirigami Devices Could Help Manipulate Light for Various Applications

In the recent times, nanokirigami has started to emerge as an area of research; the technology is based on the ancient arts of origami, which involves making three-dimensional (3D) shapes by folding paper, and kirigami, which enables cutting and also folding, but used on flat nanoscale materials, measuring billionths of a meter.

9 Jul 2018