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Graphene bubbles mimic explosive magnetic field

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Graphene bubbles mimic explosive magnetic field

Electrons trapped inside strain bubbles in graphene act as if they were in an incredibly powerful magnetic field – good news for future electronics

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Quantum electron 'submarines' help push atoms around

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Grow-your-own approach to wiring 3D chips

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Grow-your-own approach to wiring 3D chips

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Casimir effect put to work as a nano-switch

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Schrödinger's kit: Tools that are in two places at once

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Schrödinger's kit: Tools that are in two places at once

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Capacitors roll up for power on the nanoscale

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Touchscreen made from biggest graphene sheet

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Electron 'invisible ink' promises purer nanocrystals

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Electron 'invisible ink' promises purer nanocrystals

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World's first plastic antibody works in mice

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Flexible nanocircuits can be drawn with heat

A hot nanoscale pen can draw circuits on graphene – atom-thick sheets of carbon – opening the way to electronics more compact than silicon allows

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Heartbeats tapped for power generator implant

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Sound-blasting chips for on-the-spot forensics

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The taste of tiny: Putting nanofoods on the menu

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Lotus leaves give up the secret of frost freedom

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