Stefan A. F. Bon discusses how you can use liquid-liquid interfaces as a tool to assemble nanoparticles...

Flexible hydrogen sensors and sensor arrays (i.e., sensory skins) can be used in a wide of range of systems...

With walls that can be just one atom thick, carbon nanotubes promise to enable technology that??s smaller, faster and more energy efficient than seems...

We analize the first declaration issued at a continental level by a federation of trade unions on nanotechnologies. In March, 2007,...

Semiconductor membranes made of two thin layers of opposite n- and p-doping can perform electrically tunable ion current rectification and filtering in...

Our work in the July 26, 2007 issue of Nature demonstrates a materials platform that can be further tuned through chemistry to perhaps yield super-strong...

The paper, Impact of Fullerene (C60) on a Soil Microbial Community*, reports the effects of the carbon-based nano-scale material, fullerenes,...

Current cancer therapy always experiences non-specific killing of healthy cells, thus the therapeutic efficiency is extremely low...

At the nanoscale - the order of billionths of a meter, materials exhibit unique optical, electronic, and magnetic properties not seen at the bulk scale...