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    Nanosurf: Zoom into the future Nanosurf is a company that thrives on challenges at the frontier of what is physically achievable. By concentrating our collective efforts on the obstacles that stand...
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    Bruker Nano Surfaces and Metrology provides high-performance, specialized analysis and testing technology for the widest range of research and production applications. Our broad portfolio of 2D and...
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    For over 20 years, DME has successfully dealt with the development and manufacturing of atomic force microscopes. In this connection DME's key points are easy usability, manufacturing by...
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    The Institute admitted its first students in 1865, four years after the approval of its founding charter. The opening marked the culmination of an extended effort by William Barton Rogers, a...
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    Creating high performance cryogenic and cryogen free environments for ultra low temperature and high magnetic field applications in physics, chemistry and materials science research down to the atomic...
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    The business idea of nextnano GmbH is the development of software for the simulation of electronic and optoelectronic semiconductor nano devices and materials (e.g. transistors, resonant tunneling...
  • News - 11 Apr 2022
    Quantum wires (QWs) are one-dimensional semiconductor nanowires with a strong quantum confinement effect that have applications in sophisticated optoelectronics and photochemical conversions. Far...
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    In the relatively new scientific frontier of topological insulators, theoretical and experimental physicists have been studying the surfaces of these unique materials for insights into the behavior of...
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    Scientists from the Purdue University, Melbourne University and University of New South Wales have fabricated the smallest silicon-based wire in the world, with a current-conducting capability...
  • News - 16 Jul 2011
    Scientists at Rice University have developed a cable made from carbon nanotubes that will serve as an energy-efficient electric grid. Rice chemist Andrew R. Barron, author of a paper about the...

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