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Nanomaterials

Nanomaterials

Real-time measurements reveal chaotic vibration in carbon nanotubes

28 Jan 2019 Alex Petkov 
Carbon nanotube over optical microcavity
Carbon nanotube over optical microcavity. (Credit: Nature)
Scientists in the US have used a novel photonic microscope to make the first real-time observations

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Alex Petkov is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. Alex is based at the University of Bristol, where he is part of the Condensed Matter Centre for Doctoral Training. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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