The nanoscale monorail |
New light on quantum computing |
Nanowires go catalyst-free |
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Multitasking nanoparticles target cancer |
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Electron
tomography reaches new benchmark |
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Engineering light emission with nanoparticle dopants |
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Handling the molecules of life |
Rapid
exit strategy for nanotubes
Toxicology and environment
Nanotube-based systems for drug delivery must not linger in organs
or tissue. Researchers have shown how to promote the clearance of
nanotubes by adjusting their surface chemistry.
March 4, 2008
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Scanning tunneling microscopy just got faster |
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Putting the heat on nanotubes |
Criteria
set for quantum dot clinical safety
Nanomedicine
Functionalized quantum dots (QDs) offer considerable potential
for disease detection and treatment. A team has now defined key criteria
that inorganic, metal-containing QDs need to meet if they are to be
cleared by urinary excretion.
January 2, 2008
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One pot, many reactions |
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Carbon nanotubes offer a crack cure |