Scientists 'squeeze' nanocrystals in a liquid droplet into a solid-like state - and back again

Simple chemical technique transforms crystal mixture where two liquids meet.

Tying electrons down with nanoribbons

Scientists have discovered another possible role for graphene nanoribbons: as nanoscale electron traps with potential applications in quantum computers.

Scientists create biodegradable, paper-based biobatteries

Proposed design is easy to produce, low-cost, flexible and more efficient than previously proposed paper-based batteries.

Proof-of-concept technique makes nanoparticles attractive for new medications

Researchers believe nanoparticles offer new opportunity to develop protein-based medications, like insulin, that can be delivered in a pill.

Nobel art of science shines light on graphene

The Manchester-based Nobel laureate decorated for isolating 2D ?wonder material? graphene has collaborated on a fascinating video art project shedding light on its unique qualities and potential.

High-tech adhesives inspired by feet

Research team increases adhesiveness of silicone using the example of beetles.

Graphene enters the stratosphere

A research collaboration examines how graphene reacts to extreme space conditions and explore its potential for satellite applications.