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 The incredible
shrinking science: Focusing on new discoveries at the atomic scale
A new kind of nanotube
Using a few clever tricks and a versatile semiconductor, scientists
create gallium
nitride nanotubes.
A buckyball surprise
With a surprisingly
narrow bandgap, it's no wonder that electron-doped buckyballs are
excellent superconductors.
Buckyballs on the inside
One of the latest advances in nanoscale electronics is wrapping buckyball
nanowires
with boron nitride insulation.
Atomic break dancing
It takes three to tango -- three vacancies, that is -- when hydrogen
molecules break down on the surface of a palladium catalyst.
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