Sub-second system seizures

Physicists study the unexpected consequences of sub-second delays on fast-moving data systems.

Researchers propose technique for measuring weak or nonexistent magnetic fields

Method could help produce next-generation devices in computing and other fields.

Nanomedicine researchers work on enhanced cellular uptake of nanoparticles

After conducting a series of experiments, researchers found that it may be possible to boost the efficacy of medicine entering target cells via size-separated lipophilic silicon nanoparticles.

The secrets of vibration-enhanced conductivity in graphene

Physicists define a smart way of inducing large-amplitude vibrations in graphene models, which could open the door for novel electronic applications.

Physicists design a device inspired by Dr. Who's sonic screwdriver

Physicists have designed a handheld device inspired by the sonic screwdriver in Doctor Who and the tricorder in Star Trek that will use the power of MRI and mass spectrometry to perform a chemical analysis of objects.

Nanophotonics team creates low-voltage, multicolor, electrochromic glass

The latest nanophotonics research could expand the color palette for companies in the fast-growing market for glass windows that change color at the flick of an electric switch.

Polymer-coated silicon nanosheets - an alternative to graphene

Nanocomposite material with exceptional optoelectronic properties.