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Surfaces and interfaces

Surfaces and interfaces

Nanoscience debate rages on

05 Jun 2014

Taken from the June 2014 issue of Physics World

Ten years on from a study that first reported the existence of "stripy nanoparticles", a row over the research shows no sign of ending, as Jon Cartwright reports

Stripy?
It started innocuously enough with a 2004 study showing that nanoparticles grown in the presence of

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Jon Cartwright is a freelance journalist based in Bristol, UK
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