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Nano Science
Nanoscience (azosensors.com):
This Ultra-Sensitive Sensor Runs on Lemons and Gold, Not Enzymes
Nanoscience (embl.org):
MAGIC: AI-assisted laser tag illuminates cancer origins
Nanoscience (aibn.uq.edu.au):
Researchers have used precision crystal-growth methods to achieve superconductivity in germanium, a semiconductor widely used in electrical devices
Nanoscience (spectrum.ieee.org):
Researchers have made artificial neurons that can, for the first time, process information from living cells without an intermediary device amplifying or modulating the signals
Nanoscience (aibn.uq.edu.au):
Prototype nanosensor for sensitive and selective detection of Vitamin C – opening the door to faster, cheaper and more accessible ways to test food freshness and quality.
Nanoscience (sydney.edu.au):
Global efficiency record for large triple-junction perovskite solar cell. Vital steps made to stabilise next-generation renewable energy technology. This is the largest triple-junction perovskite device yet demonstrated and it has been rigorously tested and certified by independent laboratories
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Researchers have published their findings on how single-walled carbon nanotubes can be used to create multifunctional composite structures regardless of their quality when used in extremely small amounts.
Nanoscience (doi.org):
MXene, a promising 2D nanomaterial for next-gen bioelectronics, is biocompatible with astrocytes in the first study of their interactions, paving the way for glial-targeted neural interfaces (Advanced Materials Interfaces)
Nanoscience (science.org):
Single-photon detection enabled by negative differential conductivity in moiré superlattices | Science
Nanoscience (oejournal.org):
Coulomb attraction driven spontaneous molecule-hotspot pairing
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