Read article: Superabsorbing rings could lead to better cameras and solar cells
Superabsorbing rings could lead to better cameras and solar cells
Quantum effect could be put to work in a range of optical technologies
Read article: Superabsorbing rings could lead to better cameras and solar cells
Read article: Fantasy physics for nuclear testers
Fantasy physics for nuclear testers
Edwin Cartlidge previews the ultimate role-playing game when physicists will scour Jordan for signs of a fictitious nuclear test
Read article: Self-assembly and plasmonics could join forces to boost solar energy
Self-assembly and plasmonics could join forces to boost solar energy
New method allows 200 fluorescent molecules to be arranged around a gold nanoparticle
Read article: Charging up with jumping droplets
Charging up with jumping droplets
Energy-harvesting device taps into atmospheric humidity
Read article: The future is flexible
The future is flexible
A look inside the headquarters of MC10, a spin-off company developing flexible electronics
Read article: 105-bit optical memory built on a chip
105-bit optical memory built on a chip
Nanophotonic device could be used for optical logic operations of the future
Read article: A quantum accelerometer is being built for navy submarines
A quantum accelerometer is being built for navy submarines
Atomic interference will guide vessels without GPS
Read article: Tiny mechanical resonator made from just four molecules
Tiny mechanical resonator made from just four molecules
Beam is the world's smallest man-made nanomechanical oscillator
Read article: New material offers angular control over light
New material offers angular control over light
Filter could be used in cameras and thermal solar systems
Read article: Sound follows one direction
Sound follows one direction
"Non-reciprocal acoustic circulator" could be scaled for varying frequencies
