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Materials

Digital Memory Goes 2-D  March 28, 2013
Electronics: A new memory device consisting of the two-dimensional materials graphene and molybdenum disulfide could store more data in smaller spaces than conventional memory can
Battery Could Provide a Cheap Way to Store Solar Power  April 26, 2013

Flask battery: A new kind of flow battery lights up a small LED. The battery stores energy in a sheet of lithium metal and materials dissolved in a liquid electrolyte.

Germanium Slims Down To Skinny Layers  April 7, 2013
Single- and few-layer sheets of germanane could find use in optoelectronic and sensing applications
Nanosolder For Safer Surgery  April 9, 2013
Nanomedicine: Composites of peptides and gold nanorods could help surgeons seal up incisions using laser light
Study digs deep into Li-ion particle properties  April 29, 2013

A Japanese research team from the National Institute for Materials Science and Tokyo Metropolitan University has demonstrated the importance of electrode design in terms of energy density.

Nanoparticles Treat Degenerative Eye Disease Without Eye Injections  March 27, 2013
Nanomedicine: Polymer particles deliver therapeutic gene to eye tissue to improve the vision of mice with a model of macular degeneration
Enhanced Room Temperature Magnetoresistance and Spin Injection from...  April 17, 2013

The films consist of metallic Co particles, semiconductor matrix, and an interfacial magnetic semiconductor with the substitution of Co2+ for Zn2+ in the ZnO lattice at the interface between Co particles and the semiconductor matrix.

Nanosuit Protects Living Bugs In Vacuum  April 21, 2013
Organisms such as fruit fly larvae survive for at least an hour under vacuum when shielded by a flexible polymer membrane
A bright idea: Tiny injectable LEDs help neuroscientists study the brain  April 11, 2013

Researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Washington University in St.

Nanocalipers Get A Grip On Nanotubes  March 24, 2013
Diporphyrin molecule discriminates among single-walled carbon nanotubes on the basis of diameter and other physical features
Map Charts Chemical Space  April 28, 2013
Mathematical algorithm capable of generating virtual molecules could help researchers discover new drugs and materials
Controlling Nanocrystals  April 11, 2013
ACS Meeting News: Relative rates of surface deposition and diffusion govern crystal morphology
Exposition Highlights  April 14, 2013
C&EN panelists and instrument industry editors pick new products that stand out
DNA Weaved Into A Gridiron  March 24, 2013
DNA origami strategy allows construction of curved and three-dimensional objects from the nucleic acid
Magnetic Nanoparticles Banish Bacteria From Blood  February 10, 2013
Bacteria-binding materials could be used to scavenge pathogens in the blood to treat septic infections
Cardio Calcification Close-Up  April 28, 2013
Electron microscopy reveals hydroxyapatite nanoparticles associated with all stages of calcification-related cardiovascular disease
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