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  • Cryogenics and Quantum Computing
    Article - 18 Jan 2019
    In this article, the topic of quantum of computing is discussed and the role that cryogenics plays in the development of the technology and ideas that help further area of computing
  • An In-Depth Look at Bottom Up Nanofabrication
    Article - 16 Nov 2018
    This article discusses nanofabrication and the benefits of a bottom up nanofabrication appraoch.
  • Nanoimprinting - What Is It and How Does It Work?
    Article - 21 Sep 2018
    Nanoimprint lithography provides high precision, cost-effective technique, high through-put and single exposure method to replicate nanoscale features below 10 nm, and a promising solution to the...
  • Nanotechnology in Computer Science - Where is it Present?
    Article - 7 Sep 2018
    To keep pace with the constant miniaturization of computer chips, transistors must have increasingly smaller features. however silicon begins to run out of steam at around five nanometers. A nanoscale...
  • Is the Future Nano?
    Article - 31 May 2018
    Future of Nanotechnology is an active topic of discussion among researchers, futurists, industrialists, technologists, engineers as well as people of non-scientific backgrounds. Since nanotechnology...
  • Majorana Particles as a Novel Building Material
    Article - 6 Oct 2017
    In 1937, Physicist Ettore Majorana hypothesized that within nature existed neutrally charged particles that acted as their own antiparticles.
  • µ-Printing of Cellular-Scale Microscaffold Arrays
    Article - 5 Sep 2017
    Guiding cell cultures by engineering their extracellular environment is an area which has gathered a lot of attention because of its potential to repair, maintain and develop tissues and organs.
  • Smooth Flowing Electrons in Graphene
    Article - 24 Aug 2017
    The unique atom-thick form of carbon known as graphene continues to amaze Researchers studying it, and one of the latest graphene studies found electrons move like slow-pouring honey as they pass...
  • Tiny Terahertz Laser Set for Space
    Article - 10 Aug 2017
    A tiny terahertz laser which could be used in imaging and chemical detection has been selected by NASA to provide terahertz emission for the Galactic/ExtraGalactic ULDB Spectroscopic Terahertz...
  • Graphene in 2017: Research Update, May 2nd
    Article - 2 May 2017
    This week's graphene stories include the mapping of electron flow in graphene by a University of Melbourne team, and a mechanical testing study at MIT quantifying graphene's ability to resist...

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