Wednesday, June 6, 2018

Breakthrough could jumpstart further miniaturization of transistors

Quantum interference may be key to smaller insulators.

Spherical particles in nanoscopes ensure better visualization of materials not transmitting light

Scientists have proposed a method to improve the resolution of optical microscopes operating in the reflection mode, i.e. visualizing materials not transmitting light.

Density gradient ultracentrifugation for colloidal nanostructures separation and investigation

A recent review paper systemtatically introduce the classification, mechanism and applications of density gradient ultracentrifugation with various separation examples, demonstrating the versatility of such an efficient separation technique.

Study illuminates how quantum magnets mimic light

Scientists have turned an abstract theory about the quantum properties of magnets into a testable hypothesis about a new kind of light.

Nanotechnology for plant nutrition

Using a nanometric transport platform on plants that was previously utilized for targeted drug delivery, researchers increased the penetration rate of nutrients into the plants, from 1% to approximately 33%.