New perovskite film increases LED brightness to 1.16 million nits
A team of researchers from University of Science and Technology in Hefei has improved the properties of perovskite elements by creating a film that significantly increases the brightness of LEDs.
The world’s smallest violin measuring 35 microns opens up new prospects for nanotechnology
Scientists from Loughborough University in the UK have created the smallest in the world a violin measuring only 35 microns.
New perspectives in electronics: scientists control the movement of individual atoms with magnets for the first time
Researchers from the Universities of Hamburg and Kiel in Germany have demonstrated for the first time that atoms can be move in nanomaterials by means of magnetism.
Twice the cooling — nanofilms the size of a grain of sand send compressors and refrigerants to the landfill
Scientists from the Laboratory of Applied Physics of the University Johns Hopkins has developed an innovative cooling technology due to solid-state thermoelectric cells.
Supertree does not rot, does not burn, is 10 times stronger than steel — new biocomposite retains the useful properties of wood
Maryland-based biotech startup InventWood is preparing to launch a new biocomposite that has properties and texture close to wood, but is 10 times stronger than steel.
Physicists discover impossible motion and a new candidate for qubits in quantum computers
Researchers from Molecular Foundry at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Lawrence Berkeley found that low-temperature quantum phases in crystal lattices make the quasiparticle excitons move even under conditions in which any movement was expected to be impossible.
Dust-free and glare-free smartphone screens — scientists create «super sapphire»
Developers from the University of Texas at Austin have created new nanostructures sapphire-based, impervious to dust, glare and fogging, while remaining durable.
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