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Nanomaterials

Nanostring sensor loses ‘almost no energy’ while vibrating

10 Jun 2024 Isabelle Dumé
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Small vibrations: Richard Norte in his lab at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of Delft University of Technology. (Courtesy: Studio Wavy for Delft University of Technology)
A new “nanostring” has the highest quality factor ever recorded for a room-temperature mechanica

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