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Mass production of these 'nanoresonators' may make dropped calls and slow downloads history.
Science and industry collaborate to build one of the world’s most advanced electron microscopes to study and improve nano-materials, solar cells and many more tiny innovations which could have large positive impacts on society.
The carbon nanotube hologram has the highest resolution of any yet created.
Save your finger tips — new biosensor tests blood sugar through saliva, tears and urine.
A new flat lens could allow cameras to take distortion-free photos in the near future, researchers say.
Creating new alloys used to be a matter of trial and error, but now a technique developed at MIT could change that.
Factory robots, nanotechnology and 3D printers can revive U.S. manufacturing, but may not bring back human jobs.
The new work brings wearable electronics and flexible displays closer to reality.
Biomarkers are chemicals whose presence in the human body has been associated with the development of certain disorders.
A simple treatment deposits lacy branches on tiny, nano-size wires.
Former Vanderbilt University football player Baratimde Cola discusses his engineering research and mentoring role.
The double-slit experiment, one of the foundations of quantum physics, showed that particles can behave like waves. Scientists have recreated the interference effect caused by wave-like behavior with the largest molecules yet, containing 114 atoms.
Nano-ears can detect sound a million times fainter than humans can hear.
The polymer is being studied at the nanoscale level and could eventually lead to the development of innovative, superstrong, yet light and damage-tolerant materials.
Gold nanowires help cardiac arrest-damaged hearts beat on their own.
An NSF supported small business development project is working to develop clear, full window displays for automobile manufacturing technology and window-based advertisements.
Masoud Agah merges MEMS and nanotechnology to develop microsystems for environmental and healthcare applications, including early breast cancer detection.
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