Scientists Create Nanotech Coating That's Virtually Reflection-Free
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The technology could boost LED power, increase solar-panel efficiency and reduce light spillage inside cameras.
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Ultrasmall technology, revolutionary impact.
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Superblack material made from microscopic carbon nanotubes is produced in a US laboratory.
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A new metamaterial could lead to cloaking devices and diagnostic devices with unprecedented accuracy.
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London - European scientists have developed light, flexible solar panels that could be sewn on fabrics and placed on surfaces to charge objects ranging from cellphones and DVD players to batteries.
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A material that is able to self-repair even when  sliced in two is  invented by French researchers.
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In a feat of optical alchemy, researchers have used ultrashort laser bursts to alter how metals absorb and reflect light, changing their appearance dramatically.
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A dense thin film of carbon nanotubes is transparent, electrically conductive and flexible -- key properties for making flexible displays.
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Blog: Fullerenes are nanotech that could prevent allergic reactions
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A breakthrough in the way scientists make crystals could lead to a replacement for silicon as the basis for making chips in electronic devices.
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Supporters say nanotechnology someday will allow doctors to hunt down cancers early, computers to shrink small enough to fit inside blood vessels, and soldiers to fight less deadly wars. These infinitesimally small devices are already in a variety of products, including power tennis rackets and wrinkle-free dress shirts.
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A new process gives plastics electronics researchers the best of both worlds -- electrical performance and processability
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Square nanoscale rings could be the key to reliably manufacturing high-capacity magnetic memory chips.
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Based on a new theory, MIT scientists may be able to manipulate carbon nanotubes -- one of the strongest known materials and one of the trickiest to work with -- without destroying their extraordinary electrical properties. The work is reported in the Sept.
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Scientists have invented the first spray-on plastic that can turn the sun's infrared rays into electricity.
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Heating droplets with a laser makes for a simple and potentially cheap type of lab-on-a-chip.
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The combination of a rubber sheet, embedded graphite particles and an array of organic transistors makes for an artificial pressure-sensitive skin.