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Super-Strong Graphene Has an Achilles' Heel -
Kitchen Recipe for Graphene Wonder Material Developed -
Lab-Grown Esophagus Could Aid Cancer Patients -
Tiny, Logical Robots Injected into CockroachesScientists have built nanobots that can respond to chemical cues and operate inside a living animal. More than that, they can operate as logic gates, essentially acting as real computers.
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In-Surgery Entertainment: Video Glasses Calm PatientsWant to calm a skittish patient? Use video, doctors say.
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'Invisibility' Cloak May Hide Things from Sonar -
Far Out! Making Crystals Ripple with LightCrystals hit with infrared light could be the next generation of nanometer scale devices.
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New Device Could Charge Your Smartphone As You WalkYou could generate the electricity needed to charge your smartphone just by walking around, with a new device called a triboelectric generator, researchers say.
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Experimental Psoriasis Treatment Shows PromiseThe action of a little-understood piece of genetic material could one day help treat a common skin disease.
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Quantum Dropleton: Weird New Particle Acts Like Liquid -
Engineered 'Glue' Helps Wounds Heal FasterTime actually doesn't heal all wounds, but in some cases, engineered proteins might help speed up the process.
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Hark, Quarks! Strange Tiny Particles Loom Large in New StudyA phenomenon first seen decades ago and revisited in a new experiment involving quarks could extend one of the most successful theories in physics.
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27 Dimensions! Physicists See Photons in New LightResearchers have directly measured a photon's 27-dimensional quantum state, which could make it simpler to build quantum-mechanical technologies such as quantum computers and unbreakable codes.
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'Invisibility' Materials Could Do Computer's Work -
New Glue Could Mend Broken Hearts -
Quirky Quarks: 'Charming' Particle Mixes with Bizarre Cousin
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Gotcha! Photons Seen Without Being Destroyed in a FirstAny device that picks up on the presence of light has to absorb its energy, and with it, the photons. At least, that was what scientists thought until now.
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'Rare' Atom Finding May Advance Quantum ComputersResearchers have found a way to get quantum bits to last long enough to do computations with, using the magnetic properties of a rare earth element called holmium and the symmetry of platinum.
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Spintronics Goes Through Blue PeriodA simple, cheap dye might show the way to making new kinds of computers.
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Smart Window Blocks Heat, Generates ElectricityThis window changes its optical properties in response to temperature and does it without power.
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Fusion Experiments Inch Closer To Break-Even Goal -
Mathematics Links Quantum Encryption and Black Holes -
Beam Me Up: Bits of Information Teleported Across Computer ChipA quantum teleportation experiment takes another step toward building a real quantum computer by transporting qubits across a solid-state circuit.
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How Anthrax Kills: Toxins Damage Liver and Heart
