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Nanoconfined water enters intermediate solid-liquid phase

When water is trapped in narrow, nanoscale cavities, it enters an intermediate phase that is neither solid nor liquid, but somewhere in between. This...

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Detonation nanodiamonds could deliver nanoscale thermometry inside cells

Through an explosive technique, researchers in Japan have produced the smallest nanodiamonds to date, capable of probing microscopic temperature differences in their surrounding environments....

Colourful nanotubes become flame-resistant

“Structurally colouring” carbon nanotubes with an amorphous layer of titanium dioxide not only makes them easier on the eye, it also makes them flame-resistant....

Polarization switch makes ultrafast photonic computer

Materials that switch from one phase to another when illuminated by light with different polarizations could form a platform for ultrafast photonic computing and...

Low-friction state makes moving micro-objects easier

If you’ve ever struggled to shift a heavy piece of furniture, you have probably noticed that rotating the furniture while pushing it makes things...

New nanosensor targets dopamine

A sensing technique that can precisely detect the release and diffusion of dopamine from individual neuron release sites has been developed by researchers in...

Ultrathin nanowires could be a boon for error-resistant quantum computing

Researchers have fabricated ultrathin semiconductor-superconductor hybrid nanowires measuring less than 20 nm across. Such wires are thinner than those grown previously and are predicted...

Paper-based semiconductor aids the drive for sustainable electronics

et al. Nanocellulose paper semiconductor with a 3D network structure and its nano−micro−macro trans-scale design. ACS Nano)"> A new paper-based semiconductor could herald the advent...

Quantum sieve could make deuterium much cheaper

A recently discovered metal organic framework can act as a “quantum sieve”, with pores that selectively open for deuterium molecules at the right temperatures...

Colour-changing sensor raises a pink flag to hydrogen leaks

A simple colour change could indicate the presence of potentially hazardous hydrogen gas thanks to a new sensor developed by researchers in Germany. The...

Plants accumulate nanoplastics mainly in roots, not shoots

New study used a lanthanide tracer to follow the uptake of tiny plastic particles through lettuce and wheat

The post Plants accumulate nanoplastics mainly in roots, not shoots appeared first on Physics World.

Salad-dressing inspired droplets could improve printed electronics

Wrapping droplets in graphene mitigates the coffee-ring effect

The post Salad-dressing inspired droplets could improve printed electronics appeared first on Physics World.

Gain medium gives a boost to sonic crystal ‘saser’

Focused beam of sound could find use in a host of applications, including medical imaging and non-destructive materials testing

The post Gain medium gives a boost to sonic crystal ‘saser’ appeared first on Physics World.

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