: Nanotechnology Articles
Editorial: Help from aboveWhat role do macroscopic ideas and concepts play in the development of nanoscience and technology? Nature Nanotechnology, vol. 5 #7, pp473-473 |
Thesis: In the footsteps of biotechCan the nanotech community learn anything from biotechnology? Chris Toumey reports. Nature Nanotechnology, vol. 5 #7, pp475-475 |
News and Views: Topological insulators: A romance with many dimensionsElectric charges on the boundaries of certain insulators are programmed by topology to keep moving forward when they encounter an obstacle, rather than scattering backwards and increasing the resistance of the system. This is just one reason why topological insulators are one of the hottest topics in physics right now. Nature Nanotechnology, vol. 5 #7, pp477-479 |
News and Views: Nanoparticles: Dissected with electronsA combination of electron microscopy and electron energy-loss spectroscopy can be used to chemically map complex hybrid nanoparticles. Nature Nanotechnology, vol. 5 #7, pp480-481 |
News and Views: Nanobiotechnology: Nanowires have cells in their sightsThe ability of 'electric tweezers' to guide nanowires coated with biomolecules to specific locations on the surface of individual cells will allow biological processes to be studied in greater detail. Nature Nanotechnology, vol. 5 #7, pp481-482 |
News and Views: Data storage: The third plasmonic revolutionCombining nanostructured magnetic media with nanoplasmonic antennas has propelled commercially viable data-storage densities beyond one terabit per square inch. Nature Nanotechnology, vol. 5 #7, pp482-483 |
News and Views: Self-assembly: Nanowires find their placeSingle nanowires have been self-assembled onto thousands of electrode pairs across large areas with high precision. Nature Nanotechnology, vol. 5 #7, pp484-485 |
News and Views: Nanoscale optics: Plasmonics gets transformedA high degree of control over plasmons can be achieved at the nanoscale by engineering the properties of adjacent dielectric layers. Nature Nanotechnology, vol. 5 #7, pp485-486 |
