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Two-dimensional magnetic materials have been hailed as building blocks for the next generation of small, fast electronic devices.

A research team has uncovered new clues into the exotic behavior of unconventional superconductors – devices that efficiently carry electrical current

A research team led by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) has demonstrated tiny concentric nanocircles that self-assemble into an

A research team led by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) has demonstrated tiny concentric nanocircles that self-assemble into an optical material with precision and efficiency.

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This new technology regulates household temperature without consuming natural gas or electricity.

Ever since graphene – a thin carbon sheet just one-atom thick – was discovered more than 15 years ago, the wonder material became a workhorse in materials science research.

Breakthrough Could Lead To High-speed, Low-power Nanoscale Data Storage Dec. 23, 2021 -- Ever since graphene – a thin carbon sheet just one-atom thick

Berkeley Lab developed a technique that harnesses graphene nanoribbons’ unusual magnetic behavior into high-speed, low-power data storage.

Scanning tunneling microscopy image of a zigzag graphene nanoribbon. (Credit: Felix Fischer/Berkeley Lab) – By Rachel Berkowitz Ever since graphene –