Carbon
nanotubes: sort it out!: Carbon nanotubes
Page 9
D. Jason Palmer
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Thomas
Jefferson is spotted in large numbers: Surface patterning
Page 10
Katerina Busuttil
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Photolithography
paves the way to migration patterns: Surface patterning
Page 10
Katerina Busuttil
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X'pert
Pro MPD: Structural solutions for nanomaterials research
Page 12
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Proteins
define the path: Nanobiomechanics
Page 13
Paula Gould
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Smaller
sensors may not be more sensitive: Mechanical properties
Page 13
Cordelia Sealy
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New
angle on sensitive and rapid virus detection: Nanotechnology
Page 13
Cordelia Sealy
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Double-walled
nanotubes are twice as good: Carbon nanotubes
Page 15
Catherine Reinhold
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Virus
hybrid stores digital information: Nanoparticles
Page 15
Catherine Reinhold
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Nanoreactors
come alive thanks to pores: Drug delivery
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Mark E. Greene
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Nanoparticles
deliver the goods: Drug delivery
Page 16
Mark E. Greene
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Gliding
bacteria drive rotary motor: Nanobiomechanics
Page 18
Paula Gould
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Chlorophyll
molecule acts as reversible switch: Nanobiomechanics
Page 18
Paula Gould
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Harvesting
photons with carbon nanotubes
Pages 20-27
Prashant V. Kamat
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Nanomaterials
for lithium ion batteries
Pages 28-33
Chunhai Jiang, Eiji Hosono and Haoshen Zhou
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Nanomagnetism
shows in vivo potential
Pages 34-39
Paula Gould
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Nanocrystalline
fundamentals
Page 40
Luis M. Liz-Marzán
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Nanoscopic
Materials: Size Dependent Phenomena
Page 40
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Transport
in Multilayered Nanostructures
Page 40
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Nanoscience
Page 40
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Principles
of Nano-Optics
Page 41
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Nanotechnology:
Societal Implications
Page 41
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Nanodevices
for the Life Sciences
Page 41
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Bridges
between multiple scales
Page 41
Boris I. Yakobson
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Award
of a lifetime
Page 43
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Nobel
Prize winners announced
Page 43
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Nanoscale
surfaces for biological separations
Page 43
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Curiosity
research
Page 43
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Nanoscience
Center launched in Sheffield, UK
Page 43
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Research
team scoops both Feynman Prizes
Page 43
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Recognition
for Rice
Page 43
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Free-standing
graphite sheets win Mott medal
Page 43
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First
Ahmed Zewail Prize awarded to Buckingham
Page 43
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Xia
wins NIH Pioneer Award
Page 43
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DNA
helps to manipulate carbon nanotubes
Page 43
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Faster
biological imaging
Page 45
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Simplifying
X-ray spectroscopy
Page 45
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X-ray
detector with wide dynamic range
Page 45
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Metal
halide bulbs light up fluorescence experiments
Page 45
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SEM
pairs up with FIB
Page 45
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Chamber
isolation allows top performance
Page 45
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SEM
refreshed
Page 45
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Perpendicular
indentation with AFM precision
Page 46
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New
range of spectroscopy instruments and accessories
Page 46
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Detectors
offer fast microanalysis
Page 46
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Combined
expertise in a nanotechnology workstation
Page 46
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Online
help for sizing up proteins
Page 46
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Peaks
and troughs in surface analysis
Page 46
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‘Cause
I'm CNT, not dynamite
Page 48
Jörg M. Wörle-Knirsch and Harald F. Krug
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Journal: Nano Today
