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Researchers have discovered how to grow tiny, light-emitting crystals with extendable arms. By changing the length of these arms, scientists can control how the crystals glow and pack together, opening new options for advanced electronics.
By Skvortsova, Seth, Zito, Girod, Van Hout, De Backer, Stoops, Abakumov, Vlasov, Behera, Van Aert, Debroye, Hofkens, Bals
Researchers used machine learning to optimise laser-based production of pure gold nanoparticles. The new method is four times cheaper than traditional chemical synthesis and produces cleaner, better-performing particles.
By Miao, Reffatto, Cattelan, Torres-Mendieta, Menilli, Amendola
For years, scientists believed a specific iron-tellurium compound could not conduct electricity without resistance. By removing stray iron atoms, researchers have proved it is actually a robust superconductor, altering how we understand and develop these complex materials.
By Yan, Wang, Xia, Paolini, Chan, Dihingia, Rong, Xiao, Halanayake, Song, Gowda, Hickey, Wu, Yu, Hirschfeld, Chang