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Nanomaterials

Single-nanowires make powerful spectrometers

24 Sep 2019 Gergő Péter Szekeres 
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Simplest possible spectrometer. The researchers who created the single-nanowire spectrometers (from left to right) Hanxiao Cui, Zongyin Yang, Tom Albrow-Owen, Tawfique Hasan. Credit: Tawfique Hasan
The miniaturization of instruments to make them portable and convenient for use outside the laborato

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Gergő Péter Szekeres is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. Gergő is studying the protein corona of nanoparticles at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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