IMAGE: Figure 1 (a) Illustration of the experiment. (b) Scanning electron micrograph of a Ag suggestion (top) and scanning tunneling microscopy image of the Si(111)-7×7 surface area. (c) Atomic point... Read more »
IMAGE: Concept art revealing the 3D mapping of tiny things by the phonon probe system. The optical fiber consists of a metal layer on its idea and jobs red laser... Read more »
IMAGE: Measurement system and observation picture of TDs in GaN semiconductor by multiphoton excitation photoluminescence technique. TDs are observed as dark lines. view more Credit: Osaka University Osaka – Gallium... Read more »
A group headed by Dr. Phillip M. Maffettone (presently at National Synchrotron Light Source II in Upton, USA) and Professor Andrew Cooper from the Department of Chemistry and Materials... Read more »
IMAGE: Researchers encoded patterns and styles into the product by making small, undetectable tweaks to the geometry of the triangular lattice. view more Credit: (Image thanks to Shucong Li/Bolei Deng/Harvard... Read more »
Can a mirror turn an orange into a doughnut? The response is absolutely no in the genuine (macro) world. But at the nanoscale, a mirror can turn an “orange”... Read more »
IMAGE: Water is harmful to electronic gadgets due to the fact that it quickly triggers brief circuits and mishaps, such as overheating/ignition. By finish electronic circuits with cellulose nanofibers (CNFs),... Read more »
Scientists have actually established a technique to utilize lasers to manage the motion of nanodiamonds with fluorescent centers. Scientists have actually long been dealing with enhancing their capability to... Read more »
IMAGE: Conventional Fano-resonant metasurfaces can just show light with a particular frequency, a planar wavefront, and direct polarization; the freshly proposed metasurfaces can be customized to be reflective to light... Read more »
IMAGE: Researchers reworded the binary information in the very first line of a 24-bit memory selection (leading image, red arrow) utilizing particles of hydrogen to encode the letter “M ”... Read more »