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In a study published in Applied Physics Letters, researchers created a differential-based ultrafast amplitude detection method devoid of any intrinsic latency with the basic trigonometric theorem.

Researchers have demonstrated multi-material patterning and materials sorting through a single nozzle in ambient conditions using a DEP-empowered Pipette/QTF-AFM (DEPQA).

This article looks at Fu, C. et al.'s journal published in Matter and Radiation at Extremes, looking at novel opportunities for nuclear and atomic physics on the femto- to nanometer-scale using ultra-high-intensity lasers.

Runaway success and underfunding have led to growing pains for the preprint server

A review has collated the results from research investigating the effects of graphene oxide's antiviral activities.

TOKYO, Dec. 23, 2021 -- NTT Corporation (NTT, President & CEO: Jun Sawada, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) in cooperation with the University of Tokyo (President:

In a study published in Physical Review Materials, the combination of radiofrequency (RF) magnetron sputtering and an RF sulfur plasma source was used to fabricate n-type SnS thin films.

A field of nanofluids has the potential to transform multiple industries in terms of their thermal management techniques.

Transparent materials influence the phase evolution of transmitted radiation, however, chromatic dispersion is an issue. Ossiander, M et al.'s article published in Nature Communications experimentally displays the use of ultrathin nanostructured coatings that address this dispersion.

Extracting information about dynamic processes in the picosecond (ps) requires extensive modification and optimal control of the operation conditions. This research, published in Ultramicroscopy surpasses these shortcomings by combining a delay line detector with continuous illumination in a transmission electron microscope.