Triming "Hairs" Off Nanocrystals to Increase Electronic Characteristics
Since technical building blocks have shrunk in size since the 1950s, users can now obtain an entire computer in their pocket.
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Since technical building blocks have shrunk in size since the 1950s, users can now obtain an entire computer in their pocket.
Removing "hairs" from nanocrystals is an advance toward making them function together electronically, researchers report.
Breakthrough by UChicago chemists could yield future devices such as next-gen displays and solar cells
A fast and inexpensive imaging method analyses the structure of 3D-printed metal parts and offer insights into the quality of the material.
Researchers from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) have formulated a fast and economical imaging technique that can examine the structure of three-dimensional (3D)-printed metal parts and provide insights into the material’s quality.