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Featured in nano

By Aug 8, 2019
Science

This new gold nanomaterial is so thin, it’s considered 2D

Megapixels: Researchers from England have created a new form of gold that’s just two atoms thick.
By Aug 8, 2019
Science

This new gold nanomaterial is so thin, it’s considered 2D

Megapixels: Researchers from England have created a new form of gold that’s just two atoms thick.
By Apr 26, 2017
Animals

Scientists are puzzling out how butterflies assemble their brightly colored scales

Shine bright like a butterfly
By Oct 18, 2016
Science

Nanotech Wafer Turns Carbon Dioxide Into Ethanol

Technique to create alcohol from thin air has applications in renewable energy
By Nov 18, 2015
Science

Time Capsule From 1957 Found During Construction At MIT

Back to the future
By May 22, 2013
Science

These Self-Assembling Nanoflowers Are As Beautiful As They Are Tiny

Harvard researchers grew these lovely microscopic gardens using delicate chemical reactions.
By Mar 18, 2013
Technology

Watch A Spaceship The Width Of A Hair Get 3-D Printed In Real Time

Crazy small, crazy fast, and crazy fun to watch.
By Nov 21, 2012
Science

These Beautiful Nano-Rainbows Could Make Better TVs

Potential to make better solar cells? Check. Improved televisions down the road? Check. Pretty? Check.
By Nov 8, 2010
Technology

New Fuel-Free System Moves Objects By Dissolving Them At One End and Rebuilding Them At The Other

A new fuel-free propulsion system for nanodevices works like a disappearing act, dissolving an object at one end and re-generating … Continued
By Oct 21, 2010
Technology

DARPA’s Future Li-ion Batteries Will Be Smaller Than Grains of Salt

New DARPA-funded research could revolutionize portable power supplies, leading to lithium-ion batteries that are smaller than a grain of salt. … Continued