Tiny sensors made through nanoscale 3-D printing may be the basis for the next generation of atomic force microscopes. These nanosensors can enhance the microscopes' sensitivity and detection speed by miniaturizing their detection component up to 100 times.
An array of about 2000 cold atoms trapped in the vicinity of a nanoscale fiber enables to realize an efficient mirror for the guided light. Credit: Laboratoire Kastler Brossel – N.V. Corzo Mirrors are the simplest means to manipulate light propagation.
The red scale bar at lower right is 50 microns. (Credit: Nature, 10.1038/nature18276) A unique 3D racetrack for electrons in extremely thin slices of a nanomaterial has been developed by researchers. This nanomaterial was created at the Department of ...
Vakhtang Putkaradze and Arindam Phani (seated), along with Thomas Thundat, have created a resonator with nanoscale features to detect dangerous chemicals in the environment. Credit: University of Alberta Inspired by the anatomy of insects, an ...
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